Was doing some reading on passkeys in a Linux environment - wanted to make a comparison between them and ssh keys. One of the things that I learned about the difference between the two is how - not necessarily easy or difficult - they are managed.
I'd like to hear from some of you who have "actually" used passkeys in a Linux environment. Which do you have a preference for? Would you say that passkeys are easier to manage than ssh keys?
I know the primary reason I still haven't taken a look at passkeys is because I'm too old school (i.e. tied to ssh keys). I'd probably still be using a rotary dial, landline phone, if it still existed : - )
@Trevor I am also old school here. I dont think we still have OS support for passkeys like we have with Openssh : https://developers.google.com/identity/passkeys/supported-environments/
heard some passkeys are popular - Authentik , Keycloak ( OIDC support is there ).
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