> Plus, putting second factors in the same location as your first factor (e.g., 1Password) seems to pretty much defeat the entire purpose of having a second factor.
Not quite! 1password itself counts as two factors: something you know (the master password), and something you have (the additional secret key).
Passkeys in 1password would eliminate phishing as a problem.
Not quite! 1password itself counts as two factors: something you know (the master password), and something you have (the additional secret key).
Passkeys in 1password would eliminate phishing as a problem.