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Amazon introduces passkeys for more secure logins

Milan Jovicic by Milan Jovicic
24. October 2023 - 13:48 CEST
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Amazon Passkeys

CHIANG MAI, THAILAND - APR 21, 2023 : iPhone showing Amazon logo and credit card shopping online. Amazon.com, Inc. American international electronic commerce company.

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In a recent announcement, Amazon has demonstrated its efforts to increase security in its services. The company is now offering its customers the option to log in without using passwords. These newly introduced "passkeys" are designed to increase the security of users' accounts while simplifying the login process.

The security of online accounts is more important than ever. Cybercriminals are using increasingly sophisticated methods to obtain personal data. Although passwords are widely used, they are vulnerable to phishing attacks and data leaks. Amazon has responded to this challenge Reactsby introducing passkeys based on more secure authentication technology.

Passkeys instead of passwords: Amazon's step towards security

Passkeys are a clever alternative to traditional passwords. They can be set up in your Amazon account settings. Once enabled, passkeys allow you to log in using biometric methods like Face ID or Touch ID on iPhone, iPad, or Mac devices. This means you no longer have to remember complicated passwords or enter annoying two-factor authentication codes.

How do passkeys work on Amazon?

The way passkeys work is secure and effective. A public key is stored on a secure web server while a private key remains on your device. These two keys must match in order for you to log in successfully. This ensures that only you have access to your account.

A look behind the scenes

What makes this security measure even better is that it is based on iCloud Keychain, which already offers proven two-factor authentication. Passkeys are also synced across all your Apple devices, making the login process seamless across devices. But passkeys can also be used on non-Apple devices via a QR code system, which expands usability.

The Future of Registration

The introduction of Passkeys shows Amazon's commitment to greater security and ease of use. This innovative method of logging in protects your personal information from unauthorized access while making it easier to access your account. Amazon has already started supporting Passkeys in its web browsers and plans to make this feature available in the Amazon app for iOS devices soon. In a time when security is a top priority, this initiative from Amazon is a step in the right direction. Are you looking for new accessories? Then take a look in our Amazon Storefront - there you will find numerous products from leading suppliers, also for HomeKit and Co.! (Photo by Worawee / Bigstockphoto)

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