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From the first, no.

It does handle the second and third, IIRC.



It doesn't handle these either - what stops the user from entering their password on an attacker-controlled phishing page?

Passkeys work because the user can't be tricked into entering their private key on a phishing website.


Browsers could help with this. They just don't.




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