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The NCSC said its analysis examines common techniques, including phishing, credential reuse, and session hijacking, and evaluates how credentials are exposed across their lifecycle, from creation and storage to use.
“Passkeys are resistant to phishing attacks and remove the risks associated with password reuse,” the agency said.
In its accompanying technical paper, the NCSC said traditional authentication methods, including passwords combined with one-time codes, remain “inherently phishable.”
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