@ErikvanStraten @ScottHelme The information is in the title of Scott's article.
Some random page that explains the number.
https://inspirepearls.com/blogs/people/what-does-it-mean-when-someone-says-101
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@ErikvanStraten @ScottHelme The information is in the title of Scott's article.
Some random page that explains the number.
https://inspirepearls.com/blogs/people/what-does-it-mean-when-someone-says-101
@ErikvanStraten @ScottHelme "I am asking for USEFUL information for users to evaluate advantages and their risks."
I think this sentence is key in your reply. A user is rarely a technical expert, and is not able to understand the authentication process, or evaluate it. Such knowledge is available to a small fraction of one percent of people on Earth. Technical analyses of FIDO2 are available to those few able to understand them. For the overwhelming majority a much higher level information is required. It is the same as with washing machines - you don't need to know how they are built in order to operate them.
The level of information in an article is a matter of the audience the article is targeting.
@ErikvanStraten @ScottHelme "stops phishing attacks": not while *creating* a passkey"
Why should a passkey protect this ceremony (in FIDO wording) if the passkey has not been created yet?
Session cookies have nothing to do with passkeys. Those are post-authentication.
The following paper should help with clarification of some misunderstandings on your side.
Passkeys are becoming a major part of how we secure accounts online, but there’s still a lot of confusion about what they are, how they work, and what risks remain.
I've written a short introduction to Passkeys to set the scene before we publish some deeper technical posts this week.
A simple starting point before we get into the details.
https://scotthelme.co.uk/passkeys-101-an-introduction-to-passkeys-and-how-they-work/

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