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Episode 1196 - Passwordlesss Authentication Is One Step Closer, Major Announcement
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Passwordless authentication is the future of the industry and it's taken one step closer to being widespread. This episode talks about an announcement Apple, Microsoft, Google had in partnership with the FIDO Alliance.
Source - https://fidoalliance.org/
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