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Passkey
Passkeys are webauthn credentials that validate your identity using touch, facial recognition, a device password, or a PIN. They can be used as a password replacement or as a 2FA method.
Configurations
To ensure security, Webauthn configuration cannot be added through the UI.
Please manually configure the following in the app.ini configuration file and restart Nginx UI.
Afterwards, refresh this page and click add passkey again.
Due to the security policies of some browsers, you cannot use passkeys on non-HTTPS websites, except when running on
localhost
.Detail
When you log in using a passkey, all subsequent actions requiring 2FA will automatically use the passkey. This means you won’t need to manually click “Authenticate with a passkey” in the 2FA dialog box.
If you log in using a passkey and then navigate to Settings > Authentication and delete the current passkey, the passkey will no longer be used for subsequent 2FA challenges during the current session. If Time-based One-Time Password (TOTP) is configured, it will be used instead; if not, 2FA will not be triggered.
If you log in without using a passkey and then add a new passkey via Settings > Authentication, the newly added passkey will be prioritized for all subsequent 2FA actions during the current session.