[PB-33600] Passkey Support

Feature requests
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Q1. What is the problem that you are trying to solve?
The security standard is slowly shifting from passwords to passkeys as Google, Microsoft, and Apple provide their own implementations, and 1Password and Bitwarden have announced future support for the feature.

Q2 - Who is impacted?
This would be beneficial for both personal users and enterprises as an option, creating a future-resistant product for all use cases.

Q3 - Why is it important and/or urgent?
As the security landscape evolves, passkeys will become the norm for online accounts both for enterprises and consumers. In order to prevent passbolt from becoming a product only supporting legacy security methods, supporting passkeys is a must for the roadmap in the near future.

Q4. Community support
People can vote for this idea to show traction:

  • :ok_woman: Must have: this is critical for me to have this
  • :raising_hand_woman: Should have: this is important for me to have this
  • :tipping_hand_woman: Could have: this could be nice to have
  • :no_good_woman: Won’t have: we should not schedule this (explain why)
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For me it was the TOTP feature which i missed in Passbolt and made me decided to use another password manager.

Am guessing this (Passkeys) will soon be the feature which still doesn’t make me decide to come back to Passbolt…

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My organisation is looking into passkeys due to a recommendation by our security assessment consultant, and as a Passbolt Pro subscription holder support by Passbolt will be an important sign this technology is maturing.

Presently it seems KeepassXC along with its Firefox extension is the only fully open source way to do passkeys on Linux without a hardware key.

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plus when passbolt supports passkey I can log in to this forum using them :slight_smile:

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Are there any update on Passkey support? I highly would like to login to Passbolt via touch ID on Mac.

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