Since AAF already supports WebAuthn, we would like it to also support the so-called passkey authentication method.
A passkey is a type of authentication method that allows users to access online services without using passwords. Passkeys use asymmetric public key cryptography. Passkey refers to a credential that uses public-private key cryptography and, rather than locking the private key to a single device, syncs it across devices.
Benefits of Passkeys:
- Enhanced Security
- Convenience
- Protection Against Phishing Attacks
- Reduced Credential Fatigue
- Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Enhancement
Since the passkey method is based on WebAuthn, and the Advanced Authentication Framework already supports the WebAuthn standard, we believe there should be no reason not to implement it.
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