Dashlane Director Application developer announced that the upcoming operating system (Android 14) will allow external applications to manage passwords when later later this year.
Dashlane already supports the keys, but in its browser extension. The company said in a blog publication: "The jawwal basic systems such as Android and iOS will require changes to allow external applications such as (Dashline) to manage the keys. These are the development changes included in Android 14 Preview.
Apple and Google started supporting the keys in Android and iOS last year, but these keys are now only stored in original password management services.
The keys are formed to replace traditional passwords because they are safer and easier to use. It uses two groups of encryption keys: public and private.
The public key is stored in the cloud of the concerned service, while the special key is stored on the user device only. No one will ever know the private key, and when the key is combined to cancel it, it remains coded.
There is no need to remember these keys as they are created automatically by the user device and are unique for each account, I. H. It was not repeated. All the user needs to create and enable its use is vital standards, such as fingerprint.
According to Dachlin, the keys are accreditation papers to combat fraudulent hunting based on the Fido standard, which represents the future of online authentication and aims to provide a safer and easier alternative to use of passwords.
Fido is a union that sets standards for non -encrypted technologies. The key should be compatible with the specifications of its WebAuthn. Big technology companies such as Apple, Google, Microsoft, Meta, Amazon and others support this alliance strongly.
Other common applications that currently support the Keys currently include 1passWorder Password manager and basic systems such as EBay, PayPal and Best Buy. In the end, all important applications should be replaced by the keywords.