Passkeys on Django
summary
Explains a concrete integration: adds a Django backend, run pip install djungle Keys, migrate and collectstatic, add URLs, change authenticate(request, …), include a hidden form input and auto-submit; claim is “a few lines of code.” Shows a working demo where an iPad requests a nearby Android to sign via QR and fingerprint and the login succeeds. Notes ecosystem support by Apple Google and Microsoft and the date Google released Passkeys for all users on May 3, 2023.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:07Why passwords are not secure enough
- 2:11WebAuthn basics
- 3:39How WebAuthn works behind the scenes
- 5:50Passkeys limitations
- 9:49What are Passkeys
- 12:19django-passkeys intro
- 13:48Django integration steps
- 14:52Live demo: cross-device login
- 15:55Passkeys as a Service
- 16:17Conclusion & Q&A
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