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×Passwordless authentication is an advanced & secure authentication solution that provides alternate login methods without requiring traditional authentication or login methods involving the use of passwords. These alternate login methods can be biometrics, soft-tokens/authenticator apps, security keys, or one-time passcodes like OTP, etc. This passwordless login approach enhances both security and user experience, reducing password-related vulnerabilities (like password theft, brute force attacks, etc.) and simplifying the authentication process for end-users.
The user enters their user ID and, instead of a traditional password, they input the OTP received on their phone or click the magic link sent to their email, as per their set alternate passwordless login method. This process allows them to seamlessly authenticate and gain secure access. There is no way any hacker can gain unauthorized access even if they have the user ID of the end-user because they cannot easily have the user’s mobile device or biometric possessions that are used in the Passwordless Authentication process.
Password fatigue often urges employees to use the same password for multiple apps. If the password gets leaked, hackers can easily gain access to multiple critical apps & systems.
Hackers use methods such as brute-force attacks & credential stuffing to trace user’s passwords and gain unauthorized access.
Users find it hard to remember complex passwords and hence, they often use simpler or relatable ones. Hackers can easily trace these kinds of passwords and gain unauthorized access.
Reduces the risk of phishing attacks and password breaches.
Simplifies the login process, reducing friction.
Decreases the costs associated with password management and resets.
Aligns with security standards such as FIDO and NIST.
Authentication is done via a TOTP code generated on Authenticator apps (Google/Microsoft/Authy) or through a push notification via miniOrange Authenticator.
Using their existing social media account (Facebook, Instagram, etc.) credentials, users can seamlessly login and gain access.
Users enter their email into the login box instead of using their password. They will receive an email with a login link or Magic link to access the account.
Using FIDO2 security keys, users can easily authenticate via passwordless login. FIDO2 is a more secure passwordless login method.
Individuals’ physical attributes, such as fingerprints and retina scans, are studied and saved in a database, and the same data is confirmed during user authentication.
The end-user will receive a one-time code via SMS/Email. After entering this code, the user will be authenticated in the application.
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Passwordless authentication significantly enhances security by eliminating the vulnerabilities associated with passwords. It reduces the attack surface for phishing, brute force attacks, and password reuse. It often employs Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) by combining device-based methods, such as biometric data or hardware tokens, making it difficult to gain unauthorized access.
While no system is completely immune to attacks, passwordless accounts are much harder to compromise. The security of passwordless authentication depends on the method used. For instance, biometrics and TOTPs (Time-Based One-Time Passwords) provide high levels of security.
Passwordless Authentication Methods, such as biometrics, security keys, and one-time passcodes, align with NIST's recommendations for strong authentication mechanisms. Specifically, these methods can meet the requirements for AAL (Authenticator Assurance Level) 2 or higher, depending on their implementation.
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