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datx
2 years agoNew Contributor
What am I missing with passkeys?
I am finally getting around to putting passkeys into action.. but something isn't adding up.
As a low risk test, I added a passkey to a bestbuy account. Started up an incognito session, and logge...
XIII
2 years agoSuper Contributor
Passkeys solve the problem by formalizing the agreement that "something you have" is now a requirement, and that's the end of it, no more 2FA.
Actually passkeys can still be 2FA, if the RP (relying party) requires User Verification (biometric or PIN):
Passkeys are kept on a user’s devices (something the user “has”) and — if the RP requests User Verification — can only be exercised by the user with a biometric or PIN (something the user “is” or ”knows”). Thus, authentication with passkeys embodies the core principle of multi-factor security.
Source: FIDO Alliance FAQ on passkeys.