Passkey Auth Like Google Using Spring Boot Part 1 | Spring Passkey Example

In this video, we explore how passkeys are changing the future of authentication and how you can bring the same passwordless login experience used by Google into a Spring Boot application.

This video focuses on concepts first, not code. You’ll clearly understand:

Why traditional passwords fail in modern applications

What passkeys really are and how they work behind the scenes

The role of public-key cryptography in passwordless authentication

How passkeys are phishing-resistant by design

Where passkeys are stored and why they are more secure than OTPs

How passkeys fit into a Spring Boot authentication architecture

Passkeys are built on open standards like WebAuthn and FIDO2, making them secure, scalable, and future-ready. Modern platforms and browsers already support this approach, which is why passwordless authentication is rapidly becoming the new default.

Spring security Webauthn

If you’re a Java or backend developer using Spring Boot and want to build modern, Google-style authentication, this video will give you the clarity you need before jumping into implementation.

👉 In the upcoming videos, we’ll design and integrate passkeys step-by-step into a real Spring Boot application.

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Resources:

Code :- https://topmate.io/sanjay007/1873695
Link Webauthn :- https://webauthn.io/

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