New website names and shames companies that still don’t offer passkeys to users
A new tracker is publicly identifying major digital platforms that have yet to implement passkey authentication for their users.
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A website has launched to track and publicly list companies that do not offer passkey support. The platform highlights the current state of cybersecurity adoption among popular digital services.
Coverage from TechCrunch, Digital Trends, Storyboard18, Zamin.uz, t2ONLINE, and mezha.net notes that prominent services such as Instagram, Netflix, and Spotify are among those listed. Reports indicate that one in four top websites currently lacks passkey functionality.
Future updates depend on whether the named companies alter their security protocols. Coverage does not yet specify if the tracker will include additional platforms or if developers have provided timelines for implementation.
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Sources (6)
- This website publicly shames popular sites like Instagram, Netflix, and Spotify for being too lazy to add passkeys Digital Trends · 49d ago
- Why don’t major apps like Instagram, Netflix and Spotify offer passkeys yet? Storyboard18 · 49d ago
- A New Era in Cybersecurity: List of Companies That Haven't Implemented Passkeys Zamin.uz · 49d ago
- One in four top websites still has no passkey support, tracker finds t2ONLINE · 49d ago
- Security site shames major services for skipping passkeys, naming Instagram Netflix and Spotify mezha.net · 49d ago
- New website names and shames companies that still don’t offer passkeys to users TechCrunch · 49d ago
Answered
What is the purpose of the new website?
The site tracks and lists companies that have not yet implemented passkey support for their users.
Which major services are mentioned in the reports?
Instagram, Netflix, and Spotify have been identified by the tracker.
How widespread is the lack of passkey support?
According to reports, one in four top websites currently does not offer passkeys.
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