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It seems like you're concerned about account security, possibly due to a hacked account. At Apple's WWDC, there was a focus on improving account security through the use of passkeys, which are designed to be more secure than traditional passwords. Passkeys are resistant to phishing and other forms of credential theft, which are common causes of account compromise.
The session titled "Streamline sign-in with passkey upgrades and credential managers" discussed how passkeys can replace passwords to enhance security. Passkeys eliminate phishable factors, making accounts less vulnerable to attacks. The industry is moving towards adopting passkeys to provide a more secure and seamless sign-in experience.
For more details on how passkeys can improve account security, you can refer to the session Streamline sign-in with passkey upgrades and credential managers (02:23).
If you have any specific questions about implementing passkeys or other security features discussed at WWDC, feel free to ask!
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