Passkeys reach 15 billion accounts but fall short of expectations so far
Why though? They're safer, easier and faster to use than traditional methods
Windows 11 preview adds biometric logins for apps and websites
Windows 11 enables FIDO passkeys for passwordless authentication
Google adds support for passkeys to protect your account
A better way to secure your Google account
Google brings passwordless logins to Android and Chrome
Android and Chrome step up their support for the FIDO Alliance
1Password can now store 'Sign in with Google' and other SSO services for automatic authentication
The push for a passwordless internet continues
Apple, Google, and Microsoft combine efforts toward passwordless logins
Simple, secure logins using FIDO
Windows Hello is getting FIDO2 certification, pushing passwords closer to extinction
Multiple browser support is also on its way
W3C declares WebAuthn the future that will replace your passwords
The now official security specification will need to be implemented on websites and services for users to benefit
Google and FIDO are trying to kill off the password on Android
Thanks to FIDO2 certification
Using a U2F Key to Secure Your Google, Dropbox, and GitHub Accounts
Last week we discussed the basics of two-factor authentication (2FA) and we wanted to delve deeper into one of its methods that go beyond SMS and app-based authentication. The FIDO U2F keys act like secure pen drives you can use for two-factor authentication and the best part of all, they are less than $20.
