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Is the future passwordless?

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Is the future passwordless?

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Proton English • 8 months ago

Is the future passwordless? | Proton

Is passwordless authentication the way of the future? Here’s why Proton Pass is not preparing to abandon passwords just yet.

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I remember reading the W3C or FIDO Alliance docs for passkeys and they talked about the exportability of them. I think they said that they shouldn’t be exportable.

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