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I don't even have the ability to read my password manager's master key, since all passwords are encrypted with different AES keys, which is then encrypted with
by rkeene2 9y ago
I don't even have the ability to read my password manager's master key, since all passwords are encrypted with different AES keys, which is then encrypted with a private key I have no ability to read (only ask my smartcard to perform RSA on, if I can authenticate to it).
hunter2 is the password manager I wrote for this: https://chiselapp.com/user/rkeene/repository/hunter2/ https://chiselapp.com/user/rkeene/repository/hunter2/
- moosingin3space 9y agoThis is an interesting concept for storing keys. I may end up using something similar in a proof-of-concept I've been thinking about.
- palunon 9y agoWhat if you loose your smartcard ?
- mazamats 9y agoHe could have an encrypted digital copy somewhere else
- rkeene2 9y agoI don't keep my private key, in any format, accessible -- usually the private keys are generated on the card and never revealed.
- rkeene2 9y agohunter2 supports the concept of users, which are named public keys so I can share individual passwords with other users. One of those other users can be a different smartcard or a different person who can then authorized my new card.