Passkeys move closer to replacing passwords
More sites now let you sign in with a fingerprint or face.
By Weekly Times Staff1 min read

Passkeys, which let people sign in with a fingerprint, face or device PIN, are now supported by a growing number of apps and websites.
Security experts say they are far harder to phish than traditional passwords.
The main hurdle remains helping people understand how to move passkeys between devices.
- security
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