Author’s bullshit that passwords are inherently insecure is, well, bullshit. WEAK passwords are weak, yes.
Meanwhile, anything that can fail if I lose my device (or it gets stolen or broken) means it’s just a matter of time before I’m permanently locked out.
I know how to secure my passwords. We need to train people how to generare secure passwords and manage them effectively.
KeePassDX can store passkeys in a local encrypted DB you can backup like your other files. I plan to migrate to it. (Using another KeePass implementation right now that doesn’t do passkeys.)
Author’s bullshit that passwords are inherently insecure is, well, bullshit. WEAK passwords are weak, yes.
Meanwhile, anything that can fail if I lose my device (or it gets stolen or broken) means it’s just a matter of time before I’m permanently locked out.
I know how to secure my passwords. We need to train people how to generare secure passwords and manage them effectively.
KeePassDX can store passkeys in a local encrypted DB you can backup like your other files. I plan to migrate to it. (Using another KeePass implementation right now that doesn’t do passkeys.)