A passkey, used in FIDO2 authentication, consists of two cryptographic keys: a public key stored by the service provider and a private key securely stored on the user's device.
AWS is gradually mandating MFA for root users, starting with AWS Organization accounts, to enhance security for sensitive accounts.
Users without MFA enabled on their root account will be prompted to activate it, with a grace period before it becomes mandatory.
Enabling passkey MFA in AWS involves accessing the IAM section, selecting a user, and assigning an MFA device, providing enhanced account recovery options.
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