#Passkeys is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 66 people shared 94 posts with it — around 3 a day. Activity is down 42% versus the previous week, peaking on Sep 14 with 8 posts.

Posts with #Passkeys

What are passkeys?

@whatarepasskeys.info

2 days ago

Introducing whatarepasskeys.info! A consumer-friendly resource for learning about #passkeys, shaped by 2+ years of community feedback, with an Advanced mode for technical readers. Running a site/app with passkey support? Link it in your docs or enrollment flows to help users understand them!

whatarepasskeys.info

Passkeys Explained: The Easier, Safer Way to Sign In

Passkeys replace your password with a unique digital key. Easier and safer to use — no passwords to remember, no codes to wait for.

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Fabian Bader

@fabian.bader.cloud

almost 2 years ago

Device-bound #passkeys in #EntraID are finally GA aka.ms/Ignite2024/entra #AiTM #Security #FIDO2

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Ethan J. A. Schoonover

@ethanschoonover.com

10 months ago

PLEASE. IMPLEMENT. #PASSKEYS

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Proton

@proton.me

over 2 years ago

#Apple and #Google have hijacked passkeys to keep users locked into their walled gardens. Here's how we can make #passkeys work for everyone: proton.me/blog/big-tec...

An illustration of a key in a cage to represent passkeys being in walled gardens by big tech.

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Tim Cappalli

@timcappalli.me

about 1 month ago

WebAuthn L3, the technical specification and API that powers #passkeys, is now a #W3C Recommendation! blog.timcappalli.me/p/web…

blog.timcappalli.me

Web Authentication API (WebAuthn) Level 3

Web Authentication Level 3 is now a W3C Recommendation! This post covers the new features in L3 to support passkeys, advanced deployment scenarios, improved developer ergonomics, and a peek at what's ...

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Uncle Joe

@sydseter.com

almost 2 years ago

I can relate to this. I would love to be able to recommend #bsky, sadly, this stops me. Lets hope they implement #passkeys and improved #2fa soon.

Good news: joined Bluesky and loving it so far! Bad news: Bluesky doesn't have very good login security 🙁 www.loginscore.io/reviews/soci...

www.loginscore.io

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@mrosier.bsky.social

almost 2 years ago

🚀 Passkeys are now generally available in Entra ID! 🎉 🎯 Part 3 is now live! 🔗 blog dikkekip.github.io/posts/…. 🔗 Get the script github.com/Dikkekip/dik... #AzureAD #EntraID #Passkeys #PhishingResistantMFA #Automation #PowerShell

dikkekip.github.io

How to Secure Admin Access! - Part 3

Onboarding and Offboarding Passkey Phishing-Resistant MFA for Admins with Azure Automation

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Tailscale

@tailscale.com

over 1 year ago

🔐 No more passwords. Ever again. In this new video, Alex shows you how to use Pocket ID (a self-hosted, open source passkey provider) to log in to your Tailscale tailnet—no passwords required. Watch here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=s…. #Passkeys #Tailscale #FIDO2 #SelfHosted

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Use a custom OIDC and passkeys to log in to Tailscale with Pocket ID

No more passwords, ever again! That's the promise of passkeys. Using Pocket ID in today's video I will show you how to configure this self-hosted, open sourc...

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John Savill

@savilltech.com

almost 2 years ago

Quick video answering the question of "where are the keys in passkeys". It has come up quite a few times so made sense to clarify. youtu.be/HJ78T5WOpW4 #security #fido2 #passkeys #microsoft

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Where are the keys in passkeys?

YouTube video by John Savill's Technical Training

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Bundesamt für Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik (BSI)

@bsi.bund.de

5 months ago

Einfach gut gekorbt. 😎 Zum Welt-Passwort-Tag ein kleiner Reminder: Manchmal ist das Gras auf der anderen Seite eben wirklich grüner. Zeit, sich von unsicheren Passwörtern zu verabschieden – und auf #Passkeys umzusteigen. #PasswortKeyDay #Cybersicherheit #CybernationDeutschland

Meme mit historischem Gemälde eines knienden Mannes vor einer Frau. Darüber steht sinngemäß, dass das Passwort „Snoopy2020“ verlassen wurde und jetzt „Passkey“ gedatet wird. Das Bild spielt humorvoll mit dem Wechsel von unsicheren Passwörtern zu Passkeys.

Die Grafik vergleicht unsichere Passwortgewohnheiten mit toxischen Beziehungen und nennt Beispiele wie „123456“ und „Snoopy2020“, Zettelwirtschaft und ständiges Vergessen. Am Ende steht: „Zeit für ein Upgrade“.

Die Grafik nennt Vorteile wie keine zu kurzen oder zu simplen Passwörter, kein Vergessen oder Zurücksetzen, automatische und sichere Erstellung, besserer Schutz vor Phishing und die Bindung an nur einen Account.

Schlussfolie in Petrol und Dunkelblau mit dem Text: „Der Beitrag hat euch gefallen? Dann zeigt es uns — und anderen!“ Darunter stehen Symbole für Speichern, Liken, Teilen und Kommentieren.

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Tim Cappalli

@timcappalli.me

5 months ago

I'm working to aggregate some common questions about #passkeys, both from non-technical and technical perspectives. These will be used in an end user facing site in the future. Any and all feedback is welcome. forms.gle/wmaydkzmUp2e... (also would appreciate some reposts to widen the audience)

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HateAid

@hateaid.org

over 2 years ago

yqUxBV#@_\jfVyD!mZ8RH7]Te8jqKA[![? – auch dieses Passwort kann geknackt werden. Deshalb bieten immer mehr Dienste #Passkeys als Login-Alternative an. Lest hier, wie sie genau funktionieren und was sie so sicher macht: hateaid.org/sicheres-pas... #Datensicherheit #ITSicherheit