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Posted by ashergill 2 days ago

Passkeys: They're not perfect but they're getting better(www.ncsc.gov.uk)
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lknuth 2 days ago|
Speaking of passkeys, could they be used to authenticate to a local application - say for unlocking a password vault (perhaps through a Yubikey)?
dist-epoch 2 days ago||
Probably not.

But YubiKey supports multiple protocols, one of them surely could work for your use case.

shortsunblack 1 day ago|||
Yes. HMAC extension allows for this use case.
angry_octet 1 day ago||
They could, it's just an API.
commandersaki 2 days ago||
Passkeys are a convenient second form of authentication that goes overlooked when accounts are hacked.
senin6588 1 day ago||
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vivzkestrel 2 days ago||
if you really want passkeys to succeed why not implement it at the browser level. Basically everytime you visit a new website the browser has never seen before, the browser initiates a handshake of sorts with that website and secures a passkey for it which is stored. If the user wants to log in to that website, the browser can automatically patch in the details as and when required
hamonrye 1 day ago||
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