Strong Authentication using Keys on your Devices Controlled by You

The W3C Web Authentication enables web applications to sign in using stronger methods than passwords – using authenticators that utilize private keys held on your devices that are used with user permission, typically by employing a user “gesture” such as a biometric or PIN. This can also be used with the FIDO 2.0 Client To Authenticator Protocol (CTAP) protocol, which enables remote authenticators, such as those on phones, to be used when signing in.

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Strong Authentication using Keys on your Devices Controlled by You

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