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by tatersolid
361 days ago
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A passkey never exposes a secret to the website, so neither malicious scripts (e.g. via ad networks or analytics “partners”) nor malicious browser extensions can scrape the password. Plus passkeys are inherently phishing resistant, and don’t rely on the end user being wary when autofill don’t work. Autofill doesn’t work a lot, due to broken sites blocking paste as well as stupid sites that have you enter your creds to into multiple domains. (Yes, I’m looking at you, United Airlines…) |
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