Mention passkeys, add Apple dev docs to readme #369
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With iOS 16 releasing today this is going to be searched for more often I expect. https://securitycryptographywhatever.buzzsprout.com/1822302/11122508-passkeys-feat-adam-langley has an explanation on how the term 'passkey' came to be, but that seemed overkill for the readme.
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We can tweak this later if need be, merging for now. |
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Done! Thank you for this! |
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With iOS 16 releasing today this is going to be searched for more often I expect. @brauliomartinezlm can you add the passkey/passkeys topics to the repo?
The podcast Security. Cryptography. Whatever: Passkeys feat. Adam Langley has an explanation on how the term 'passkey' came to be, but that seemed overkill for the readme.