#passkeys

#passkeys

Microsoft is introducing Passkeys to replace passwords for consumer accounts. [ more ]

Microsoft introduces passkey support for consumer accounts as a step towards a password-free world. [ more ]

Google is introducing passkey support for its Advanced Protection Program, offering an additional security option for high-risk users like campaign workers and journalists. [ more ]

Passkeys are faster and more secure than passwords, used by over one billion times by 400 million Google accounts. [ more ]

Google introduced passkeys as a more secure alternative for user authentication, simplifying the login process and proving faster than traditional passwords. [ more ]

Passkeys can replace traditional passwords with device authentication methods. [ more ]

The Australian government plans to phase out passwords and introduce passkeys for accessing government digital services.

Passkeys use biometric data for authentication and are more secure than passwords. [ more ]

Users of Elon Musk's X app on iOS can now use Face ID or Touch ID to login instead of a password.

Setting up Passkeys on X for iOS is a simple process that involves enabling Passkey in the app's settings and using Face ID or Touch ID to sign in. [ more ]

Google's updated Titan Security Keys can serve as a multifactor authenticator and store passkeys to replace passwords.

Titan Security Keys can be used as an additional security factor or as a passkey to replace password entry. [ more ]

Google's updated Titan Security Keys can serve as a multifactor authenticator and store passkeys to replace passwords.

Titan Security Keys can be used as an additional security factor or as a passkey to replace password entry. [ more ]