Storing passkeys in pwSafe
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Passkeys are a form of passwordless authentication that uses cryptographic keys stored on your device. They are based on standards developed by the FIDO Alliance.
When you log in, you authenticate using a biometric method (like a fingerprint or face scan) or a device passcode. The device then uses a private key to sign a challenge from the server, which is verified using a public key.
Passkeys are designed to be seamless and secure. You don’t need to remember or type anything; just use your biometric data or device passcode
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Dat lijkt me nuttig, zeker wanneer ook passwordsafe voor Windows hieraan zou meedoen. Is daar zicht op?
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Hi Nico, when we start developing this feature we will coordinate our efforts with the Windows version.
Do upvote this feature request, we use the vote count to determine which features get implemented first.
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Feature is becoming increasingly requested/suggested by Oz Govt apps and others to access their sites.
I would really prefer to have a single solution covering all my security needs, why isn’t there more interest in this feature from other users?Just giving the post a bump to try and get more votes.
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Thanks for your feedback Tony, this feature will definitely be added as more and more sites are supporting passkeys.
The autofill extension will be extended to support this, so it will integrate seamlessly in your browser. As you probably have noticed, we are currently busy getting autofill on Mac on-par with iOS, once that is finished this would be a great next step on both platforms.
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Work on this feature has started! If you have experience with the details of passkeys, please join the discussion here:
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First draft of documentation.
Feedback is much appreciated!
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Version 11.1.3 has been submitted to Apple for approval, should normally arrive with 1-2 days. This will bring passkeys support to macOS too!
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