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Microsoft, Google, and Apple to Expand Passwordless Login Across All Major Platforms

Microsoft, Apple, and Google have committed to expanding passwordless sign-in support across all major device platforms. The three biggest tech companies have teamed up to roll out the FIDO passkey technology to iOS, Android, Edge, Chrome, macOS, and Windows in 2023. These platforms already support passwordless sign-in standards, but Microsoft, Apple, and Google are now...

Last Update: May 09, 2022

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Microsoft 365 Passwordless Sign-In: Windows Hello vs. FIDO2 Security Keys

Windows Hello and FIDO2 security keys both provide passwordless authentication. But which is best depends on your organization’s existing infrastructure and user needs.

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How FIDO2 Passwordless Logins Work in Hybrid Azure AD Environments

Microsoft is expanding support for passwordless logins to devices that are hybrid joined to Azure AD domains. In this article, I explain how FIDO2 security keys work in hybrid Azure AD environments.

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Everything You Need to Know About Windows – February 2020

This month sees Microsoft pull a standalone security update, release a Windows 10X emulator so that developers can start adapting apps to work with the upcoming dual-screen SKU, we get more details on the container architecture in Windows 10X, a public preview of FIDO2 support for hybrid Azure Active Directory deployments, and much more.

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Windows Server to Add FIDO2 Security Key Support for Password-Less Sign-In

Enable password-less sign-in in hybrid cloud deployments using FIDO2 security keys with the next SAC release of Windows Server.

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Enabling Password-Less Sign-In for Azure Active Directory

Microsoft launches public preview of FIDO2-based password-less sign-in for Azure Active Directory accounts.

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Everything You Need to Know About Windows — April 2018

This month, Windows 10 goes on a diet, the April Update is delayed, and Project Honolulu reaches general availability as the Windows Admin Center.

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