Authentication & MFA
Passkey adoption grows as Google fights session theft
Passkeys now account for 36% of successful sign-ins across 15 consumer services, while Google expands cookie protections for Windows Chrome users.
Passkeys and passwordless authentication replace traditional passwords with cryptographic key pairs to enhance security and streamline user access. These standards aim to reduce reliance on shared secrets and mitigate phishing risks.
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Passkeys now account for 36% of successful sign-ins across 15 consumer services, while Google expands cookie protections for Windows Chrome users.