bwbug
commented
5 months ago Additional context — this is related to an issue that was recently described by this user on the Community Forum and on Reddit.
However, I don't think that the steps described by @Ironfist69 above cause actual destruction or corruption of the vault data or metadata (e.g., the protected key) by themselves. @Ironfist69, you noted that after you "logged out & re logged in using [your] email id, master password and TOTP ... [your] vault is perfectly fine." Thus, the vault items were not in fact "destroyed", they just failed to display (possibly due to a decryption failure).
The bigger question is whether the passkey failure reported here was a causative factor in the corruption of OP's vault after the account email address was changed (as described in the Community Forum thread).
Ironfist69
trmartin4
Steps To Reproduce
Log in into Bitwarden webvault by using passkey, it'll look like this
Expected Result
It should not corrupt login entries
Actual Result
It's emptying login entries (like in the screenshot) and syncing across all devices.
Screenshots or Videos
Uploaded the footage, but cropped the last part, bcz it's showing my vault (Shared the original footage with bitwarden support)
https://github.com/bitwarden/clients/assets/70436487/f8ec8ec3-0cc1-4df1-93ed-36422af7a603
Additional Context
✅️ Workaround I used: I quickly logged out & re logged in using my email id, master password and TOTP. My vault is perfectly fine. It’s only happening when I’m using passkey to login into Web Vault
Operating System
Android
Operating System Version
Android 14 (OneUI 6)
Web Browser
Chrome
Browser Version
No response
Build Version
Chrome 122.0.6261.105
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