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Implementation of Passkeys Authentication in Directus for Enhanced Security

Source: directus/directus#18755 · opened by @vamsii777
Summary The proposal involves the integration of passkeys authentication into Directus. Passkeys are a secure, passwordless login method where each passkey acts as a unique digital key that cannot be reused. Unlike traditional passwords, passkeys are encrypted and stored on the user's devices instead of on the company's servers, providing enhanced security against data breaches. This feature will allow users to authenticate using passkeys, thereby reducing the reliance on passwords and enhancing overall account security. ![apple-safari-macos-passkey]( Basic Example _No response_ Motivation Traditional password-based authentication has proven to be vulnerable to attacks such as data breaches and phishing. Introducing passkeys as an alternative to passwords will significantly enhance the security of the Directus platform. Passkeys, being unique digital keys stored in an encrypted format on user devices, are not easily hackable, reusable, or phishable. Detailed Desig…

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