you were the one that compared it to ssh keys and again: you do not secure root accounts with an ssh keys. Or are you arguing that you should just drop public ssh keys into /root and enable root login?
so how are passkeys are different then ssh keys? there is a private and public key, and if someone gets your private key they get access to everything it unlocks.
they can be sync'd between devices (ie from a secure to compromised), exported, etc exactly like a private ssh key
also i'm not here arguing against passkeys - just pointing out that a long, unique password used in 1 place, that is also not saved anywhere digitally and only exists in my head is going to be more secure then passkeys due to the nature of how they work.
so how are passkeys are different then ssh keys? there is a private and public key, and if someone gets your private key they get access to everything it unlocks.
they can be sync'd between devices (ie from a secure to compromised), exported, etc exactly like a private ssh key
also i'm not here arguing against passkeys - just pointing out that a long, unique password used in 1 place, that is also not saved anywhere digitally and only exists in my head is going to be more secure then passkeys due to the nature of how they work.