Passkeys
Official docs outline
9 sections- What are passkeys
Discoverable, device-bound or synced WebAuthn credentials replacing passwords.
- Passkey terminology
Terms: relying party, authenticator, credential and attestation.
- Re-authentication use cases
Using passkeys for step-up and re-authentication flows.
- Passkey registration
Bootstrapping passkeys for new and existing accounts.
- Conditional UI and autofill
Sign-in use cases including passkey autofill from the username field.
- Conditional mediation in WebAuthn
Browser API to detect autofill-based passkey sign-in support.
- Backup eligibility and state
BE and BS flags describing synced credentials.
- Related origins
Sharing passkeys across multiple domains with Related Origin Requests.
- Device support
Platform and browser support matrix for passkeys.
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