New website names and shames companies that still don’t offer passkeys to users

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1. 3h ago

   New site tracks companies lacking passkey authentication

   A security researcher launched a website to track services that don't offer passkey authentication. The site targets popular platforms like Instagram, Netflix, and Spotify. About a quarter of the world's most popular websites still lack this feature. The situation is evolving as password managers adapt to new security tools.

   What's confirmed:

   • 24% of the world's most popular websites still lack passkey authentication.
   • Password managers are evolving into more than just password vaults.

   Still unconfirmed:

   • The site targets popular platforms including Instagram, Netflix, and Spotify.
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2. 31d ago

   New Website Shames Major Companies for Lacking Passkey Support

   Security researcher Scott Helme launched whynopasskeys.com to identify services that do not offer passkey authentication. The site targets popular platforms including Instagram, Netflix, and Spotify. Data indicates 24% of the world's most popular websites still lack this feature.

   What's confirmed:

   • The website whynopasskeys.com lists major apps and services that do not support passkeys.
   • Instagram, Netflix, and Spotify are among the services named for lacking passkey support.
   • One in four of the most popular websites in the world do not offer passkey support.
   • Security researcher Scott Helme created the site.
   • 24% of the most popular websites still lack passkey support.

   Still unconfirmed:

   • Six of the top 25 global apps and sites were put on notice by the new website.
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