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 AAGUID is a unique number that identifies the model of the authenticator (not the specific instance of the authenticator). AAGUID can be found as part of a public key credential's authenticator data. RPs can use AAGUID to identify the [passkey provider](#passkey-provider).
 
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 ## Account bootstrapping
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 The technical name for this feature in the WebAuthn and Credential Management specifications is "Conditional Mediation".
 
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 [Passkeys](#passkey) are Discoverable Credentials.
 
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 ## First-Party Passkey Provider
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 A test of User Presence (UP) is used to ensure the user is in local proximity to the authenticator during an authentication or credential creation ceremony. UP is often satisfied by pressing a button or metallic area of a security key, or interacting with a platform authenticator on a device.
 
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 ## User Verification (UV)
 
 User Verification (UV) requires the user to either perform a biometric gesture, enter the device PIN, or enter the device password for the authenticator to authorize creation and/or use of the credential.
 
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 ## User-Verifying Roaming Authenticator