Why did we choose to launch Passlock as a cloud platform instead of a self-hosted solution? Because modern authentication isn’t just a feature—it’s infrastructure. In this post, we explore how a cloud-first approach enables faster iteration, stronger security, and a simpler developer experience when working with passkeys and WebAuthn.
Changing domains does not have to mean breaking passkey sign-in. Learn how related origin requests work and how Passlock removes most of the migration plumbing.
We’re excited to announce the launch of mailbox challenges, a generic email verification tool. Passlock’s challenges apply strong security practices by default. They can be used for signups, one time logins, account email change verification and many other use cases.
Passkeys are comprised of server-side and client-side components. They should be kept in sync to avoid user confusion, frustration, and abandonment. Learn how to programmatically edit and delete passkeys in your users’ passkey managers, i.e. on their local devices.
