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WebAuthn Advanced

Beyond the core ceremony, WebAuthn has a growing set of extensions and adjacent APIs that solve specific production problems - PRF for end-to-end encryption, credProtect for security keys, Related Origins for multi-domain brands, the Signal API for keeping credential lists in sync, and credential exchange for moving passkeys between providers. This series covers what each one does, its browser support, and when it is worth adopting.

Each article stands on its own - start wherever your problem is.

  1. Credential Manager Trust Group Keys: WebAuthn Extension

    Explore Credential Manager Trust Group Keys (CMTG), the WebAuthn extension enhancing passkeys through verifiable device relationships & anti-phishing protection.

    WebAuthn Know-How

  2. FedCM (Federated Credential Management API) Overview

    Learn how FedCM replaces third-party cookies with browser-mediated federated login, what browsers support it and how it fits alongside passkeys.

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  3. How To Handle WebAuthn Non-Resident Keys & Conditional UI

    Explore challenges and solutions for handling non-resident keys in WebAuthn / passkey systems and Conditional UI (passkey autofill).

    WebAuthn Know-How

  4. Passkeys & iframes: How to Create & Login with a Passkey?

    Discover how to create & login with passkeys in cross-origin iframes with our guide. Learn about iframes in WebAuthn, security policies & implementation.

    WebAuthn Know-How

  5. Passkeys & WebAuthn PRF for End-to-End Encryption (2026)

    WebAuthn PRF extension explained. Play with the Passkey PRF Demo, see OS & browser support status and learn how PRF enables end-to-end encryption

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  6. Web Bluetooth API & Passkeys

    Understand the role of Web Bluetooth API for passkeys! Learn how Bluetooth availability detection enhances Cross-Device Authentication (CDA) with WebAuthn.

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  7. WebAuthn Client Capabilities

    Discover WebAuthn Level 3 client capabilities via getClientCapabilities() to improve passkey integration, enhance UX &streamline authentication flows.

    WebAuthn Know-How

  8. WebAuthn Conditional Registration Extension

    This article explains how Conditional UI for sign-up processes could look like. In particular, the new WebAuthn Conditional Registration Explainer is discussed.

    WebAuthn Know-How

  9. WebAuthn Credential Exchange Protocol (CXP) & Format (CXF)

    Enable secure passkey migration with CXP & CXF - the new FIDO standards for seamless cross-platform import and export of credentials.

    WebAuthn Know-How

  10. WebAuthn credProtect: Security Keys

    How the credProtect extension affects security key interoperability across Chrome, Safari and Firefox - and what relying parties can do.

    WebAuthn Know-How

  11. WebAuthn Cross-Device-Authentication: Passkeys via Mobile-First Strategy

    Explore the CDA-first approach for seamless WebAuthn cross-device authentication with passkeys stored on smartphones as a mobile-first strategy.

    WebAuthn Know-How

  12. WebAuthn Immediate Mediation explained

    A deep dive into WebAuthn immediate mediation. Learn how it creates a single sign-in button, avoids confusing QR codes & builds a smarter login flow.

    WebAuthn Know-How

  13. WebAuthn pubKeyCredParams & credentialPublicKey: CBOR & COSE

    Discover WebAuthn's use of asymetric encryption algorithms and pubKeyCredParams in passkey auth and the role of credentialPublicKey, CBOR and COSE.

    WebAuthn Know-How

  14. WebAuthn Public Key Credential / User-Agent Hints

    Learn about WebAuthn Public Key Credential Hints / User-Agent Hints, their availability, how they can be used and what limitations and recommendations exist.

    WebAuthn Know-How

  15. WebAuthn Related Origins (ROR): Cross-Domain Passkey Guide

    Learn how WebAuthn Related Origin Requests (ROR) enable passkeys across multiple domains. Complete implementation guide with real-world examples.

    WebAuthn Know-How

  16. WebAuthn Signal API: Update & Delete Passkeys on Client-Side

    Learn how the WebAuthn Signal API enables seamless passkey deletion and metadata updates (user.name, user.displayName) on client-side authenticators.

    WebAuthn Know-How

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