Passkeys

Passkeys are a new type of passwordless authentication that uses your physical device to log in to websites and apps. They are more secure than traditional passwords because they are not stored on a server and cannot be leaked or stolen. Passkeys are also easier to use than traditional passwords because you do not have to remember them. You can simply scan a QR code or tap your device on a NFC reader to log in.

Passkeys are supported by a growing number of websites and apps, including Google, Microsoft, and Apple. To use passkeys, you will need to create a passkey for each website or app that you want to use them with. You can do this by visiting the website or app’s settings and selecting the “Add Passkey” option. You will then be prompted to scan a QR code or tap your device on a NFC reader.

Once you have created a passkey for a website or app, you will be able to use it to log in without having to enter your password. To do this, simply visit the website or app and click on the “Login” button. You will then be prompted to scan a QR code or tap your device on a NFC reader.

Passkeys are a more secure and easier way to authenticate to websites and apps. If you are not already using them, I encourage you to start using them today.

Here are some additional information about Passkeys:

• Passkeys are based on the WebAuthn standard, which is an open standard for passwordless authentication.
• Passkeys are supported by a growing number of browsers and devices, including Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Apple Safari, and Android.
• Passkeys are more secure than traditional passwords because they are not stored on a server and cannot be leaked or stolen.
• Passkeys are easier to use than traditional passwords because you do not have to remember them.
• Passkeys can be used to log in to websites and apps on any device.
• Passkeys are supported by a growing number of websites and apps, including Google, Microsoft, and Apple.

If you are looking for a more secure and easier way to authenticate to websites and apps, I encourage you to start using Passkeys today.