When I go to add PassKeys to my MIcrosoft 365 portal it fails at the last step. https://mysignins.microsoft.com/security-info Same error in Chrome and Brave. I was able to cancel the 1Password enrollment process and enroll a YubiKey just fine. 1Password Version: 1Password for Mac 8.10.7 (81007041) Extension Version: 2.12.0 OS Version: 13.4 Browser:_ Brave

Confirming I have the exact same problem following the steps sukka mentioned.

I came across the same AAGUID. Although we have now the option to select "passkey (preview)", it still errors when trying to add a passkey, no matter what kind.

(Note, I happened to be on page 1 on an old open tab when I started this, and didn't see the replies just above from alcyone7 and duscu and others with similar information, but I gathered a few more details (and words, haha) even though they appear to be just as accurate, so the below is an "also" and not entirely new to the thread--wish I'd seen the above replies before my conversation with JefTek, it would have helped clarify a bit!) I wanted to update this to let folks know that Microsoft has enabled Passkeys as a preview for Microsoft 365/Entra ID accounts, BUT only "device-bound" Passkeys and ONLY initially using the Microsoft Authenticator app on iOS and Android. You also need to make the Authenticator app, on iOS at least, your "primary" additional Passkey app (other than iCloud Keychain, which can also be simultaneously enabled), but you can only have ONE non-Apple Passkey app. And 1Password is mine. Which means I can't use Microsoft 365 Entra ID Passkeys yet, because I'd have to make MS Authenticator the Passkey provider on iOS and not 1Password. However, Microsoft said that before the end of 2024 they will also roll out "syncable" Passkey support (the kind that 1Password uses, along with many other password managers and some of the platform tools/browsers. However, they will need to be explicitly enabled (as device-bound ones do now) by an administrator. And, you'll have to/need to determine which "AAGUID" values you'll accept--every Passkey provider generates a unique AAGUID for authenticators with the same features. So Yubico's Yubikeys (which also can save device-bound Passkeys and have worked with Microsoft Entra ID for years as FIDO2 keys) have AAGUIDs per "family" depending on the features of each key. You can authorize as many or as few AAGUIDs as you want for a particular Microsoft tenant (or even a Custom Authentication Strength you can define and assign to particular groups/users or even certain applications), so administrators have control over which Passkeys they will accept instead of usernames and passwords. I think this control for business accounts is a good thing, but I'm disappointed I can't enable the 1Password AAGUID yet! (Well, I can and did, but it doesn't work since Microsoft only enables those for Authenticator--you actually have to add iOS and Android Authenticator App AAGUIDs to your allow list explicitly even to test the public beta!). If you're curious, you can see a list of known password manager AAGUIDs here, including 1Password's: https://passkeydeveloper.github.io/passkey-authenticator-aaguids/explorer/ That is generated from this GitHub repository collecting them for easy use, and they are available in several programmer-friendly formats also: https://github.com/passkeydeveloper/passkey-authenticator-aaguids And you can see how Yubikeys have various AAGUIDs based on which model/features each hardware keys has from Yubico's own list, here: https://support.yubico.com/hc/en-us/articles/360016648959-YubiKey-Hardware-FIDO2-AAGUIDs The Microsoft information above was pulled from a reasonably long discussion I had in the last few weeks with Jef Kazimer (JefTek) of https://jeftek.com/ (he's a Principal Project Manager for Microsoft Entra ID at Microsoft) in an Entra-related Discord server, and is a summery of a longer discussion. I really hope (and asked for) syncable Passkey support ASAP! Oh, and Microsoft's official documentation to enable Passkey support is located at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/entra/identity/authentication/how-to-enable-passkey-fido2 and the purple callout near the top does (if you know what they are!) explicitly list that device-bound Microsoft Authenticator Passkeys (in addition to physical security keys) are the only ones supported now but that synced passkey is being worked on: For reference I have a screenshot of the iOS Passkey app configuration screen showing where you can enable or disable iCloud Keychain (I have it disabled in the screenshot) and ONE other Passkey app--I have 1Password selected, but if I choose Authenticator, 1Password switches to disabled and vice-versa: I don't know if there's a way for 1Password to detect if a credential that's saved for login.microsoftonline.com right now is for a Microsoft Personal/Family account (used to be a Live ID many years ago), or if the credential is for a Microsoft 365 Work/Entra ID business tenant account. If they can tell automatically, it would be nice for their "Passkey is available!" alert at the top of a saved item for Microsoft to be smarter about not presenting that alert for Entra ID accounts until synced passkeys are supported in Entra ID, and when they are, to link to the setup page (like the above document) because each tenant will need explicit configuration before 1Password Passkeys (or any!) will work--maybe they should write a blog post at that time and walk people through the steps for 1Password at least. Oh, and one more thing, and you can do this now! I went to https://www.apple.com/feedback/iphone/ and submitted the following feature request to Apple about allowing multiple secondary (non-iCloud Keychain) Passkey apps in a future iOS update, and you can easily submit the same request so they get more feedback! Mine looked like this as an example:

It looks like people have said that iOS 18 Beta includes the ability to have at least 3 Passkey-enabled apps including their own, which would allow 1Password and the Microsoft Authenticator app to co-exist as Passkey providers on the same iPhone. Yay! At least, when iOS 18 goes GA this Fall...

It does look like Passkeys are currently just limited to Microsoft Authenticator. Having said the above, I have put in a query to Microsoft Support to see if there is any movement on this on the horizon, as a synched Passkey would be very helpful for a lot of us.

Passkeys do not work with Microsoft 365

sukka
New Contributor
2 years ago
It is Oct 21 2023 now and the 1Password Chrome Extension + Passkey still does not work for Microsoft 365.

The way to reproduce:

The system admin should have enabled FIDO2 in the "Authentication methods | Policies" at "Microsoft Entra Admin Center": https://entra.microsoft.com/

Go to "Microsoft 365 My Sign-Ins > Security Info" at https://mysignins.microsoft.com/security-info

Click "Add sign-in method"

Select "Security key" in the dropdown menu, then click "Add":

Click "USB Device", then click "Next":

Microsoft 365 will redirect to a new page to setup the security key, where the 1Password Chrome Extensions popup will show up as expected. Save the passkey in the 1Password popup.

After the passkey is saved in 1Password, the Microsoft 365 will redirect back to the last step:

After typing in the name, click "Next". Microsoft 365 then will fail to save the Passkey:
Former Member
2 years ago
Confirm that is still not working (chrome and safari) on October 22 2023
steph_giles
1Password Team
2 years ago
Hey OAW,

Thank you for your reply, please let us know if there's anything else we can help with at all.
OAW
Frequent Contributor
2 years ago
TimG1P It would appear I completely missed the “non-Safari” part in David’s reply. I do see that option in Edge … which I only keep installed as a backup for the rare occasion I encounter a website that doesn’t work in Safari. But I will just ignore the message in Watchtower now since I’m not going to switch browsers just to use a passkey on Microsoft sites. It’s just not that serious! Thanks for the assist.
TimG1P
1Password Team
2 years ago
OAW ,

Can you confirm whether you are opening this page in Safari? If yes then this is as David mentioned and Microsoft accounts do not support passkey creation and sign-in using Safari.

In this case you'll need to use another browser such as Chrome (I've tested using Edge and this works as well).

Selecting "Add a new way to sign in or verify" should present you with the following options:

From here you can follow the instructions provided by David to save your Microsoft passkey in 1Password.

Let me know how that goes.

Edit: some grammar correction.
Former Member
2 years ago
With the latest nightly or stable builds of 1Password, I can't either use the scan qr code thing.. anyone else?
Microsoft surely enabled Passkey but only for livingontheEdge browser they have. :)
OAW
Frequent Contributor
2 years ago
TimG1P M2 MacBook Air with TouchID. macOS Sonoma 17.1.
TimG1P
1Password Team
2 years ago
OAW

Could you let us know what device/OS and browser you're using and whether you have biometrics enabled on that device?
OAW
Frequent Contributor
2 years ago
1P_Dave I’m not seeing that option under after doing step 1 above.
1P_David
1Password Team
2 years ago
Hi OAW,

I'm sorry that you're experiencing trouble when trying to save the passkey for your personal Microsoft account. It sounds like you're clicking the "Passwordless account" option on the Security settings page. This option is for going passwordless by using Microsoft Authenticator to authenticate, rather than using a passkey. In order to add a passkey, you can use the following steps while on the Security page:

In the Ways to prove who you are section, click "Add a new way to sign in or verify".

Click the "Use your Windows PC" option.

Click "Next".

The 1Password "Save passkey" prompt will appear. Make sure the correct item is selected, then click "Save" to save the passkey to the item.

I should also mention that this is only possible on the Microsoft website at the moment with non-Safari browsers .

Let us know if that works for you.