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Passkeys for WordPress: Everything You Need to Know | Tim Nash (WP Security 101)

Passwords are still the weakest link in WordPress security. Passkeys promise a better way, but they’re often misunderstood, oversold, or implemented without a clear strategy. In this episode of the Melapress Live Show, Robert Abela sits down with WordPress security consultant Tim Nash to break down what passkeys actually are, how they work under the hood, and how they fit into a real-world WordPress security strategy, especially when 2FA is already in the mix. This is a vendor-neutral, practical discussion focused on developers, agencies, and anyone managing WordPress sites at scale. 👉 In this episode you’ll learn: Core concepts What passkeys are, explained without jargon How users log in with passkeys in practice Where passkeys are stored and how multiple devices are handled How passkeys work The technology behind passkeys (and why phishing doesn’t work) Device-bound vs multi-device passkeys Hardware and software requirements Passkeys vs passwords vs 2FA What passkeys replace and what they don’t Why passkeys don’t eliminate the need for 2FA Why admins and high-privilege accounts still need extra protection Real-world WordPress & agency scenarios Whether keeping password login enabled undermines passkeys Common edge cases and failure scenarios How agencies can think about passkeys across many client sites A realistic, phased approach to adoption without breaking access 🎯 Who this episode is for Developers, agency owners, sysadmins, and anyone responsible for securing WordPress websites and user access. 👤 Learn more about Tim Nash Youtube: ‪@timnashcouk‬ Website: https://timnash.co.uk/ Blog: https://timnash.co.uk/blog/ Course: https://wpsecurity101.com/ 🧑‍💻 Learn more about Robert & Melapress Robert Abela:   / robertabela   Melapress: https://melapress.com 👍 Like, comment, and subscribe for weekly conversations on WordPress security, performance, and best practices.