Passkeys Are Better Than Passwords. But They Are Not Enough.

For decades, passwords have been one of cybersecurity’s most persistent weaknesses. Users forget them, reuse them, share them, and surrender them to convincing phishing sites. Attackers steal credentials, automate credential stuffing, and increasingly use artificial intelligence to make social engineering more effective. What are passkeys? Passkeys promise to eliminate much of this problem. Built on […] The post Pass…

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