Bitwarden Acquires Passwordless.dev

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Listen To The Cloud

#Music #Productivity #Databases 9 social mentions

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pass

#Password Management #Password Managers #Security & Privacy 20 social mentions

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Passage

(Full disclosure: I work at https://passage.id) WebAuthn is the short name for the "FIDO Alliance Web Authentication Protocol". "Passkey" is the trade name (that Apple tries to own) for the "stuff" that results from using the WebAuthn protocol. At it's root, a passkey is really the private key portion of that "stuff" that is kept. So yes, in practice, a passkey is the result of a WebAuthn implementation. MS, Apple, and Google don't implement WebAuthn. Companies like mine do. Each website out there that wants to use passkeys needs to employ WebAuthn, whether via build or buy. What the "Big Three" do is leverage their OS's and platforms to enable the storage and migration of passkeys within their eco-system. WebAuthn is implemented in their browsers, and they enable the use of passkeys (which websites make happen via implementing WebAuthn). One thing to note is that the Big Three also make a small adjustment to the WebAuthn protocol to allow passkeys to shared inside their cloud infrastructure. This every so slightly reduces the security of passkeys (which start out as very, very many orders of magnitude more secure than passwords). You can read about Passkeys here: https://passage.id/post/a-look-at-passkeys More on WebAuthn: https://passage.id/post/what-is-webauth.

#Developer Tools #APIs #Identity And Access Management 22 social mentions

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KeePassXC

Same here. KeepassXC to be specific: https://keepassxc.org/.

#Password Management #Password Managers #Security & Privacy 232 social mentions

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Syncthing

I do this, but have started using Syncthing [1] for sync instead of a cloud service. [1] https://syncthing.net/.

#Cloud Storage #File Sharing #File Sharing And Backup 826 social mentions