Passkeys (Passkey Authentication)

A FIDO credential that is backed up (usually to the user’s platform account; e.g., Google Account or AppleID), allowing users to restore the credential to, and use it from, another device. From a user experience standpoint, this will be very similar to how one interacts with a password manager today to help them securely enroll and sign into websites – only it will be far more secure. For service providers, this expands the range of options for deploying modern, phishing-resistant authentication.

What is a passkey? - Stytch

TeamPassword Passkey vs. Password: Which Is Right for You?

What is Passkey authentication

Passkeys Transmit Security

Tutorial 6 - Configuring Passkey

What are Passkeys and How Do They Work?

The Password Isn't Dead Yet. You Need a Hardware Key

What are Passkeys and How Do They Work?

Passkeys are generally available - The GitHub Blog

User authentication with passkeys, Mobile

Passkeys in 1Password: The Future of Passwordless Authentication

Using passkeys to implement strong multi-factor passwordless authenti

What are Passkeys, and how do they work? - The Mac Security Blog

Passkeys in iOS 16 and macOS 13 enable passwordless sign-in - 9to5Mac