Passkeys Are Replacing Passwords

Passwords are dying and tech giants are already moving on. Apple,

Google, and Microsoft now support passkeys, a system where you log in using your

fingerprint, face, or device PIN instead of typing letters and numbers.

The shift fixes password's biggest flaw: they can be guessed, reused,

and stolen through phishing. Passkeys eliminate that risk entirely because there's

nothing for hackers to steal or trick you into revealing. They're stored securely on your device and

never shared with websites. Early results show faster logins and fewer lockouts.

Security experts have warned for years that passwords are the weakest link in online safety,