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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com October 13, Google announced today that Android and Chrome browsers will bring initial Passkey access key support. The first phase allows developers to acquire the technology by using Google Play services Beta beta and Chrome Canary, and to add support for the feature to their websites and applications.

Google hopes to introduce support for the feature to stable channels later this year, when some developers will incorporate the technology into their products.

CTOnews.com learned that the passkey is an alternative form of password designed to provide a more secure and fast secret-free login experience for a variety of websites and App. Unlike passwords, passkey is a standards-based technology. It can resist phishing, always has excellent security, and is designed to avoid secret sharing.

The Passkey interface is similar to the auto-filling interface that Chrome mobile phone users are already familiar with. Using Passkey is as simple as selecting an account to log in to, and then using the user's fingerprint, face, or screen lock to gain access. Users can also use the password on their phone to log in to a nearby device if they want. If you want to log on to the website on your computer, you can provide a QR code and use mobile phone scanning to approve access.

Google's next milestone is the introduction of API support to native Android apps. Developers who build support in their applications will allow users to choose to log in using Passkey or password. With the popularity of Passkey, there will be less need to create and remember passwords, which may lead to fewer hackers hacking into accounts.

Passkey is an industry standard that Apple, Microsoft and Google have invested in building a password-free future as part of the FIDO Alliance and the W3C.

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