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EPISODE · Jun 30, 2026 · 39 MIN

Why Hackers Hate Passkeys: Microsoft FIDO2 Explained with Dom Kirby

from Demystifying Microsoft · host Sourcepass Center of Excellence for Microsoft

FIDO2 and passkeys are redefining identity security by moving beyond vulnerable shared secrets. In this episode, Nathan Taylor of Sourcepass MCOE and Dom Kirby of Pax8 explain why traditional MFA methods like SMS and TOTP are failing against modern adversary-in-the-middle attacks. They touch upon hardware-backed cryptography and provide a roadmap for IT leaders to deploy phishing-resistant authentication across their organizations without overwhelming users.

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