WWPass — authentication without a username or password
Replace login credentials with a cryptographic key, remove human-readable credentials that attackers phish.
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Credential abuse is still how attackers get in
.22
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Highest average breach cost in the world
Driven by regulatory fines and litigation costs
.44
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Average global financial cost of a data breach
Covers detection, response, and lost business
WWPass removes credentials completely. Passkeys remove credentials only partly
Compare WWPass with passkeys
Passkeys remove passwords, but they still rely on usernames, platform ecosystems, and site-specific credentials. WWPass removes these limitations with a unified cryptographic identity that works across devices, services, and business workflows.
WWPass
Passkeys
Authentication without a username and password
One credential across all services
Vendor-independent architecture
Universal device compatibility
Unified credential management
Beyond authentication
Architecture
Explore the architecture behind WWPass, from zero-knowledge authentication and cryptographic identity to enterprise integration and key management.
How WWPass works
How usernameless passwordless authentication works in WWPass: the user requests access to a service, the service provider communicates with WWPass and provides its unique Service Provider key (SPID), then asks the user to provide their WWPass Key (UserID) to WWPass. WWPass uses both keys together to open the corresponding encrypted data container and passes the contents to the service provider. No username entered. No password transmitted. No credentials stored anywhere in the process.
