Passwordless authentication was supposed to mark the end of account takeovers. Designed to replace traditional passwords with cryptographic keys tied to physical devices, it promised a future where stolen credentials could no longer unlock user accounts. But a close examination of how Google has actually built its passkey ecosystem reveals something far more complex than […]
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