Passkeys are a passwordless authentication method based on public-key cryptography, resistant to various attacks.They are built on WebAuthn and FIDO2 standards, supported by major ecosystems like iOS, Android, Chrome, and Windows.Passkeys offer convenience and security by syncing across devices through cloud providers.To integrate passkeys in Spring Boot, WebAuthn4J library is used for WebAuthn/FIDO2 support.Dependencies for WebAuthn support in Spring Boot applications involve the webauthn-spring-security library.Configuration files and classes like Security Config, Entity File, Repository File, Register Controller, and Authentication Controller manage passkey integration.The Register Controller handles user registration using WebAuthn data and stores public key and metadata in the database.The Authentication Controller verifies login attempts, updates signature count, and responds based on validation results.Secure authentication using passkeys in Spring Security enhances user experience and system security.Integration of passkeys with WebAuthn4J in Spring Security ensures a future-ready approach to secure authentication.