GovTech Singapore said it will continue to work with agencies such as the Infocomm Media Development Authority and People’s Association to raise awareness of passkeys and support users who need help adopting them.
Unlike passwords, which can be stolen, or QR codes, which scammers can trick users into scanning, passkeys verify a private key stored on the user’s device against a public key registered in the Singpass system.
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