Summary

A Japanese-language guide to passkeys, the passwordless authentication technology co-developed by companies including the three major platform providers Apple, Google, and Microsoft, now being adopted across services from large enterprises to small and midsize businesses, written by agektmr, Masaru Kurahayashi, and Kosuke Koiwai. The book answers what a passkey is, then compares it against the shortcomings of earlier authentication technology to explain what passkeys do better and what characteristics matter when adopting them. It works through UX design for the registration, authentication, and account-management screens a passkey implementation needs, and explains concrete implementation in detail for websites as well as iOS and Android. Coverage runs from the history that precedes passkeys through to the current specification.

Target Readers

• Planning and product-management staff evaluating whether to adopt passkeys for their service
• Web designers and frontend developers who need to design the registration, authentication, and account-management screens a passkey implementation requires
• Security staff and authentication-design owners who need passkey implementation explained concretely for both websites and native iOS and Android apps

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Publisher

Gijutsu-Hyohron

ISBN

978-4-297-14653-5

Published

Jan 2025

List price

¥3,300incl. taxMay differ from the actual selling price on Amazon