We all know very well that all security measures in browsers tend to fall on a single element.
Passwords will be passed and WebAuthn will occupy this space.
This will be the API that will revolutionize the authentications, resorting to a new model.
These methods and new authentications will be stored in services in the same way as passwords.
It is too early to see WebAuthn in authentication, although it is already present.
Companies like the tech giant Google and Mozilla are preparing to introduce them as default in their browsers.
Chrome 67 and Firefox 60 are expected to have these natively active mechanisms already present.
It has gone a long way towards eliminating traditional and more than spending authentication mechanisms based on passwords.
The change seems to come with WebAuthn and with what has been designed over the past 2 years.
So, what do you think about this?
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