fromZDNET41 minutes agoInformation securityHow Microsoft finally makes good on its syncable passkey promise - and what's coming next
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fromZDNET41 minutes agoInformation securityHow Microsoft finally makes good on its syncable passkey promise - and what's coming next
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fromZDNET3 months agoPrivacy technologiesPasskeys won't be ready for primetime until Google and other companies fix this
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Information securityfromZDNET1 week ago5 steps to fixing your business's top security riskEmployees' reuse, sharing, and use of weak or compromised passwords expose organizations to significant security risk and undermine progress toward passwordless authentication.
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fromHackernoon7 months agoDigital lifeMicrosoft Is Making a Push For Passwordless | HackerNoonMicrosoft is transitioning to a passwordless authentication system for better security and user convenience.
fromThe Hacker News6 months agoPrivacy professionalsMicrosoft Sets Passkeys Default for New Accounts; 15 Billion Users Gain Passwordless SupportMicrosoft is making new accounts passwordless by default, promoting stronger cybersecurity through alternative sign-in methods.
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Privacy technologiesfromZDNET6 months ago10 passkey survival tips: Prepare for your passwordless future nowThe future of authentication is moving towards a passwordless system with passkeys, aiming to enhance security and reduce phishing risks.
