Vincent
Created: January 8, 2025
Updated: May 1, 2025
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Account enumeration risks occur when an attacker can determine whether an account exists based on system responses during login. In passkey implementations, this risk often arises with methods like the "Identifier-First Approach." Here’s how organizations can mitigate these risks:
Avoid exposing whether an account exists by using generic error messages. For example: Instead of "This email is not registered," display "Login failed. Please check your credentials."
Inform users about the importance of using unique, strong identifiers (e.g., usernames or email addresses) to reduce vulnerability to enumeration attacks.
By adopting these strategies, organizations can safeguard user privacy and security without compromising the user experience in their passkey implementation.
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