A passkey is a credential that allows for a user to authenticate successfully without ever using a password. What is a passkey? Passkeys are saved in a de...

In order to use passkeys, you must be using a supported device and a supported browser. Compatibility requirements: iPhones on iOs 16 or later iPad...

In oder to use passkeys, you must be using a supported device and a supported browser. Example using Passkeys Attempt to log in to an account on a web...

Passkeys are built on the WebAuthentication (or "WebAuthn") standard, which uses public key cryptography. During account registration, the operati...

Passkeys are saved server-side, so you cannot physically lose them. If you lose access to the account with the passkey, you can recover them.  Built upo...

Passkeys are built on FIDO 2 standards, working across different operating systems and web browsers. You can use passkeys that have already been initialized...

Yubico has a nice tool to test the process of using passkeys. Try it out at the following link:   https://passkey.org/ How to use tool: Create a tes...

When it comes to passkeys, Hybrid Mode can take place when the same device is using two different browsers to authenticate. Since the keys are not share...

Passkeys are saved in a device and are unique to that device, however, a passkey can be shared with a family member or someone else near your device. If...

Because passkeys get saved on a device, you can delete them directly on your device. TABLE OF CONTENTS Deleting a passkey on an iPhone Deleting a pas...