It works Microsoft Updating how Windows Hello authentication works, which includes face and fingerprint recognition, in Windows 11.
This system is still in the testing phase, and includes visual changes, new symbols, and improvements to passkeys, according to the website. the edge.
This new user interface will not only appear on the Windows 11 login screen, but also when you use passkeys to log in to websites and applications.
The appropriate team at the American giant explains: “We have redesigned the (Windows) security certification experiences for passkeys, creating an experience that supports secure and fast authentication. “
Microsoft currently supports passkeys in Windows 11, but the experience of using them from a mobile device involves scanning QR codes and an outdated user interface. The new sign-in interface for passkeys and Microsoft account authentication will improve this significantly, as part of the Windows Hello UI redesign.
Microsoft has also built a new API for third-party password and keychain managers that will allow developers to connect directly to the new Windows Hello experience.
The Windows 11 interface allows users to use a passkey from a mobile device to authenticate with apps and websites on a PC. This new passkey experience also supports saving passkeys in third-party apps or syncing them with your Microsoft account.
