passkey
Passkeys are a form of passwordless user authentication for websites and apps, that is designed to provide a high level
of security by leveraging public key infrastructure. Unlike passwords, no shared secret is exchanged between the user
and a service. Instead, the public key is sent to the server, while the private key is stored in the user’s device.
To verify the user’s identity, users can use biometric data, such as a fingerprints or facial recognition, instead of
relying on a user-generated password. This makes it much more difficult for attackers to gain unauthorized access to an
account, as passkeys are two-factor-authentication (2FA) by default. Concisely, they avoid a range of
password-based attacks, including phishing, by providing an additional layer of security.
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🔐️🇴.🇸🔑️📖️ The LocksmithOS PassKeys documentation source repository, allowing the storage of PassKeys within the system, and using LocksmithOS as a Passkey device.
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Passkey Integration for android with ktor
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An example Passkey application showing how passwordless registration and authentication journeys work.
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Passwordless auth starter template. SvelteKit + Hanko.io Auth
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Sample project that shows how to integrate passkeys into your existing password-based Amazon Cognito project.
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Example integration of Corbado's passkey-first web component with Supabase as backend provider
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Node.js (Express) repository of a sample app that offers passkey authentication.
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