phishing resistant sign-in

Phishing resistant sign-in methods, such as passkeys and Windows Hello, are becoming a standard part of account security on Windows. Microsoft's approach combines biometrics or PINs with device-based storage, including sync via Microsoft Password Manager, to create credentials that cannot be stolen through phishing attacks. Hardware security keys and third-party managers are also supported. This tag covers discussions on how these technologies work in practice for personal and work/school accounts, focusing on the user experience and the shift toward passwordless authentication in Windows environments.