Given my choice, I would rather use SQRL over passkeys. Steve Gibson developed SQRL a few years ago, and it does everything that passkeys does and works around most of the limitations of passkeys.

But they have their own issues and are an un-needed solution. I continue to feel pretty good about my decision, especially after the most recent breach. Still, I had pretty much no confidence in their security practices after that (with very little confidence going into it), so I dropped them from the list of products I was considering and ended up signing with somebody else. I'm sure it wasn't the biggest chunk of users they'd ever potentially had, but it wasn't exactly small, either. Problem was, I could never get anybody to actually talk to me, despite having several hundred users I was bringing with me. A lot of folks really liked LastPass, so I included them in the initial list of vendors I tried talking to, but one of the things I really wanted to talk about was their history of security issues, and what they were doing to improve how they did things.

A few years back, I needed to get a cloud-based (not my requirement), zero-knowledge password manager for my organization at work.

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