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I guess one limitation of this approach is that one can't login to anything from a VM that is running on a server that one has no physical access to - i.e. no w
by indentit 8y ago
I guess one limitation of this approach is that one can't login to anything from a VM that is running on a server that one has no physical access to - i.e. no way to plug the USB key in.
- somebodythere 8y agoKeys like this usually have a secondary function to generate a one-time-key, which can be autotyped over the connection.
- paxys 8y agoI'd say that is a feature rather than a limitation.
- vl 8y agoThere are one-time codes and and there is support of remote keys over SSH (in most simple from this key just pretends to be USB keyboard and does typing of the code for you).
- datguacdoh 8y agoMost remote desktop apps have a form of USB passthrough. And I believe you can also do this in a variety of ways with ssh plus some combo of libusb.