Passkeys for two-factor sign-in

Qualflare now supports passkeys. Add Face ID, Windows Hello or a hardware security key to your account, then use it at the two-factor step when you sign in, instead of typing a code from your authenticator app.

What's new

• Passkeys. A new Passkeys page in your account settings, where you can add passkeys and remove ones you no longer use.
• Use your passkey at sign-in. When Qualflare asks for your second factor, choose Use your passkey and confirm with your device.
• Two-factor sign-in now also covers Google and GitHub. If you sign in with Continue with Google or Continue with GitHub, your second factor is still required, so your two-factor setting protects your account however you sign in.

How to set it up

Open your account settings and go to Security → Passkeys, then click Add a passkey and follow your browser's prompt.

You can still use an authenticator app under Security → Two-Factor Authentication. Setup gives you 10 single-use recovery codes. Copy or download them before you finish, because they aren't shown again.

Security → Sessions lists every browser you're signed in on, with its operating system, IP address and last activity. You can revoke a single session, or use Revoke All Other Sessions. Changing your password also signs out every other session automatically.

Availability

Passkeys and two-factor authentication are available on every Qualflare plan.