Collaborate Disseminate
Proton announced today that its Proton Pass password manager now supports passkeys on all devices and across all account types.
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When logging in to azure the login process emails me a short one time code to use and doesn’t require a password. I am assuming it is a well trusted process in order to be used on such critical infrastructure, but I am not familiar with th… Continue reading One time password as passwordless authentication [duplicate]
In January, I expressed my frustration with the sad state of the passwordless experiences in Bitwarden and 1Password, two of the top-rated standalone password managers. As I noted a few weeks back, security is a rabbit hole from which there is no begin… Continue reading What I Use: Dashlane (Premium)
In the past few weeks I’ve seen periodic attempts of someone logging in to my linkedin accounts. They appear to use some sort of one time login link feature that linkedin has, which allows passwordless sign in if you know (and can access) … Continue reading Repeated passwordless login links from linkedin
In the past few weeks I’ve seen periodic attempts of someone logging in to my linkedin accounts. They appear to use some sort of one time login link feature that linkedin has, which allows passwordless sign in if you know (and can access) … Continue reading Repeated passwordless login links from linkedin
I want to secure my mobile app with a passwordless MFA mechanism.
The registration/login flow would be:
You register you account online with a username and a mobile phone (an OTP will be sent to verify the phone number).
You login to the … Continue reading Secure Passwordless MFA authentication on mobile app
No, this isn’t what I’ve been looking for. But Bitwarden advanced its support for passkeys in a very minor way today. And it did so poorly.
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In this Help Net Security video, Bassam Al-Khalidi, co-CEO of Axiad, discusses the results of Axiad’s recent State of Authentication Survey. Key findings from the survey revealed: – 39% indicated phishing is the most feared cyberattack, while 49%… Continue reading Breaking down the state of authentication
Passwordless authentication emerges as a calculated response, eliminating the inherent weaknesses of conventional passwords. At the heart of this evolution lies the deployment of passkeys—sophisticated cryptographic tools designed to authenticate users… Continue reading Are organizations moving away from passwords?
A related discussion can be found, specifically addressing the security implications of using only TOTP for single-factor authentication However, in my view, using a TOTP code from a Google Authenticator on a mobile device effectively cons… Continue reading Is using TOTP from Authenticator app on a mobile device instead of passwords inherently 2FA?