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Google’s updated Titan Security Keys can serve as a multifactor authenticator and store passkeys to replace passwords. Continue reading How to Use Google’s Titan Security Keys With Passkey Support
So, before this year, when you were using WebAuthN to create security keys on an up to date Android phone (Pixel 6 in my case), you had these options (iirc):
When creating a platform authenticator, you were offered Fingerprint/Passcode. Wh… Continue reading Did Android remove Fingerprint/Passcode for WebAuthN and lower security to push Passkeys?
Passkeys seems great for me as an individual, instead of passwords and TOTP tokens I can now slowly ditch the passwords and the somewhat annoying (but important!) TOTP tokens which I have locked in my phone.
I have read that passkeys will … Continue reading Are passkeys a secure replacement for 2FA?
One of the touted features of passkeys is that they depend on a biometric in order to use them. However, on an iPhone, if the finger-print scanner isn’t successful, it offers you the option of using your passcode. Couldn’t one then brute f… Continue reading Why does iOS allow using passkey without biometric? [closed]
Is a passkey (plus auth code grant) a reasonable/ appropriate replacement for JWT grant flow?
I’m currently using JWT for an autonomous app (user not present).
Does passkey require web browser interaction? If so, then the answer to my ques… Continue reading Passkey for user not present app?
Derek Hanson, Yubico’s VP of standards and alliances and an industry expert on passkeys, discusses why device-bound-to-shareable passkeys are critical. Continue reading Hardware-bound passkeys are still ultimate in security: Yubico VP
Google launched an open beta feature on June 5 that lets individuals and organizations log in to Workspace with public and private encrypted passkeys.
The post Google launches passkeys for Workspace appeared first on TechRepublic.
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Storing passkeys directly on devices will cut down on successful phishing, Google suggests. Is it the beginning of the end for passwords?
The post Google adds passkey option to replace passwords on Gmail and other account services appeared first on Tec… Continue reading Google adds passkey option to replace passwords on Gmail and other account services
Google has added passkeys support to Google accounts on all major platforms as part of the company’s passwordless sign-in efforts.
The post Passkeys Support Added to Google Accounts for Passwordless Sign-Ins appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Continue reading Passkeys Support Added to Google Accounts for Passwordless Sign-Ins
In November 2022, LastPass had its second security breach in four months. Although company CEO Karim Toubba assured customers they had nothing to worry about, the incident didn’t inspire confidence in the world’s leading password manager application. Password managers have one vital job: keep your sensitive login credentials secret, so your accounts remain secure. When hackers […]
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