Apple is trying to make passwords a thing of the past


Apple presents Passkeys, a solution for signing in to applications and websites via facial recognition or fingerprints. — AFP Relaxnews

In the wake of one of the biggest password leaks in history, Apple has unveiled a new biometric-based feature that could one day replace passwords across all Apple devices.

A few days ago, a huge leak of more than eight billion passwords was shared publicly online, ultimately highlighting their vulnerability. It is recommended to change passwords regularly and to activate two-step authentication when possible to minimise risk.

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