Infinex bets on passkeys to access 100 crypto DApps — but is it safe?
Using your thumbprint and phone to log in to crypto sites and approve transactions is very convenient — but how does its security compare to a hardware wallet?
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Using your thumbprint and phone to log in to crypto sites and approve transactions is very convenient — but how does its security compare to a hardware wallet?
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