1Password promotes password-free login: launches developer tool Passage and supports Passkey on June 6

CTOnews.com, May 19 (Xinhua)-- after announcing its formal support for Passkey on June 6, password management tool 1Password today launched a "Passage" tool for developers to create a simpler and more secure login experience and promote users to log in without a password.

Using the "Passage" tool, developers can add Passkey support to applications and websites by entering "a few lines of code".

1Password highlights the benefits of implementing Passkey for applications and websites, which can increase participation, improve security, and minimize costs. The benefits of CTOnews.com are as follows:

You can use touch and other methods to simplify the user account creation and login process.

Reduce the threat of phishing and other password-based attacks.

Help the after-sales team free from endless password resets.

Passage includes two different tools: Passkey Complete and Passkey Flex. Developers can use apps with less than 1000 monthly active users for free if more than 1000 people contact 1Password for quotations.

Apple, Google and Microsoft plan to "expand support for universal password-less login standards created by the FIDO Alliance and the World wide Web Alliance", known as "multi-device FIDO credentials" or Universal key (passkey). The biggest difference between passkey and two-factor verification is that it directly replaces the password rather than the auxiliary authentication means.