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This is quite frustrating. I've tried to add passkeys managed by my Google account, as well as Hello Windows, and when it asks for my device PIN it always rejects it.

I get why a work might use this but why would I pay $40 a year in perpituity for a service that google offers for free with its free web browser

I went with the max Argon2id KDF settings (1024/10/16) and it doesn't take much longer to log in. The web app takes the longest, but the mobile(android) app, and desktop app only take 1-2 seconds. This is good I suppose but makes me think it's not working? I don't know, maybe I'm paranoid.

Is this KDF feature only available on the paid version of Bitwarden? I don't see it on my free version.

Great tutorial, thanks.

Thanks buddy. FUkin Google Smart Lock stopped working after update to ios 18. Didn' tell me they stop using Smart Lock and switched over to pass keys. FYI.. if using Yubi Key Manager to reset smart key best to uninstalled older Yubi Manager and then install latest version. Don' installed new version without uninstalling older version it will delete the uninstall code on older version. Then ur stuck. I had to system restore my PC to fix.

I wanna ask is passkey automatic generated for our device?

What is the downside?

LMAO it doesn't allow my Firefox to proceed.

What if I leave Bit warden Extension OFF, and then when I need to, Activate the extension when I need it?

THIS IS THE WORST ADVICE EVER 1. Affordability Offline $0.00. Online $25 to $50 a year. 2. Simple Networking makes passwords available everywhere use system scheduler and Free file sync to automate. DON'T TRUST YOU MOST IMPORTANT DATA TO BE STORED ON THEIR COMPUTER. Only an idiot would make only one USB backup. His next video tellsabout online password manager being hacked LOL Here is a another great solution ruclips.net/video/boj9q26gadE/видео.html

Too much Magic.

I clicked for a "tutorial", and got a "lengthy sales pitch" first. People looking for a TUTORIAL shouldn't have to waste thir time on a lengthy sales pitch. Booo.

You are a god dude. I got up in the LastPass Breech. Since then I have never been the same.

If youi die, how will your relatives access your accounts?

The ugliest interface ever on android WHYYYYYYY is it so confusing

Can you make a HOW to change all your passwords using bitwarden?

i just open random website and my antivirus say it had a malvertising

Why would you use a password manager that also hosts your password vault? That sounds really stupid!

What if I forget my pass key? Maybe, I'll just stick with password.

I cant use that on Android

So far I haven't been able to set it up at all. It is amazing the clutter these tech companies fail to cover the most basic functions at all, like setting up the password manager to work at all.

I dont have that screen after clicking create passkey. It just asks me to type a number then says its the wrong number. Google absolutely stinks. Always asking for verification, haphazard non-intuitive email, and rigged search algorithms makes google a horrible time wasting experience all round. If I could avoid this fascist organization I would. No help at all by the way.

this is not what I was expecting from this video...

Is the passkey saved on your apple account in iCloud?

Found this very good and the first tutorial I understood. Yes a bit fast at talking but great summary and intro to something I’ve had for a year and couldn’t get to use as didn’t understand it. Now I’m back into using again. Thx and well done.

You're calling yourself a security expert but you're (still) using goggle's services. Of one thing i am sure: you cant be trusted

it would be good to folow the process of changing passwords in conjunction with a web site..Seeing th flow would be good..................Possible next time!

What I don't understand...are you required to use some kind of a USB key to be able to create a passkey? And does each device require its own passkey?

I hardly ever use my phone for Google anything. My desktop and Chromebook are my usual go-to email devices, but neither has face recognition or fingerprint scanning. So what do passkeys actually bring, assuming I'd have to use a password on those devices anyway?

Thank you for the info. Do you have two Yubikeys, one as primary and one as a back up when login into sites that don't support passkeys but do support Yubikeys?

Hello, Is there any way to recover money ????

My Google Account still saves my password, so I could still sign in with my password if necessary. I thought passkeys enhance security because they are useless if somehow they are stolen, which is of-course not the case with passwords. My question is how do passkeys enhance security, given that passwords can still be used to sign in, as is the case with my Google account?

For a cyber security video, I am sad to see that the email was unblurred at 9:45 for just a moment. Besides that, great vid!

Hi Jason, have you stopped making videos ?

Is all of this still applicable today? Or did Bitwarden update itself to the point where it is no longer needed?

So.much.set up.

Hey mate, am I able to clarify something with you on the whole Bitwarden/passkeys feature? When first using the passkey option on a site (say Microsoft for example), the Bitwarden pop up will appear saying, “Save passkey as new login”. Now as far as I am aware, this is different from using a YubiKey for the passkey where it is stored on the YubiKey only. When using the Bitwarden option to have the passkey stored in your vault, where is the private key being generated and where else is it being stored? Or is it only being stored in the bitwarden vault? I was thinking that there may potentially be a risk with this if the private key is stored on your machine locally as well as your vault should your PC get hacked etc. This might not be as big of an issue as I think though so interested to hear your thoughts. Also, on this topic, what are your recommended settings for Bitwarden and security/2fa etc? I currently use a master password with my Yubikey as the Webauthn 2FA for Bitwarden. I guess this along with passkeys for whatever accounts support it is as good as it gets? Just want to know whether the difference between keeping passkeys in your vault or on the Yubikey are worth thinking about? Thanks!

I tried this on Windows, with both Bitwarden and Windows Hello. The latter does not sync to other devices, but it could use other devices (Android) to store the Passkey. Assuming Bitwarden allows syncing across devices (did not try, but this is the point, otherwise, it's next to useless).

Of course they are easy when someone walks you through one-and-only-one mode of execution. But how do I explain the entire concept to someone who has a Doctorate in pharmacy? I'll go watch that other vid you made and see if it has some answers. I do thank you for this video, too.

God Bless you Jason!-

Unless the hackers get into your password manager, then they have it all.

Set up new account

thank you so much bro

So let's say if I format my phone completely then what happens?

thank you so much

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thank you so much bro

thank you so much bro❤

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