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Account Security using Passkeys
Account Security using Passkeys
Updated over 3 weeks ago

We are introducing a new way of signing into your account. This system is commonly called Passkeys.

Passkeys are a new, more secure way to sign in to apps and websites without using passwords. They work based on public-key cryptography and are designed to be phishing-resistant. Instead of typing a password, you authenticate using biometrics (like Face ID or fingerprint), a PIN, or a device unlock method.

How Passkeys Works:

Creation: When you create a passkey for an account, your device generates two cryptographic keys:

  • A public key, which is stored on the website or service.

  • A private key, which stays securely on your device.

Authentication: When logging in:

  • The website sends a challenge to your device.

  • Your device signs it with the private key after you verify your identity (biometric, PIN, etc.).

  • The website verifies the response using the stored public key.

Why Passkeys Are Better Than Passwords:

  • Phishing-resistant (no one can trick you into revealing your credentials).

  • No password leaks (since there's no password to steal).

  • Easier login (no need to remember or type passwords).

  • Works across devices (with cloud sync like iCloud Keychain or Google Password Manager).

You can find more information here.

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