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

A new security tracker is publicly shaming major companies that have failed to implement passkey authentication for their users.

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The brief

A new website has launched to identify and list companies that do not yet offer passkeys. The tracker specifically names popular services such as Instagram, Netflix, and Spotify for skipping this security feature.

Coverage from TechCrunch, Digital Trends, and mezha.net emphasizes the public shaming aspect of the site. Reports from t2ONLINE indicate that one in four top websites still lacks passkey support.

Future developments depend on whether the named major apps and services respond to the pressure by implementing passkey support.

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Quick answers

Which specific companies are being called out?

The coverage explicitly names Instagram, Netflix, and Spotify.

How common is the lack of passkey support among top sites?

According to t2ONLINE, one in four top websites still does not have passkey support.

What is the purpose of the new website?

The site serves as a tracker to name and shame companies that have not implemented passkeys.

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