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Do you have a guide for home users you could point to that provides clear guidelines for managing your SSH keys? I have a few home servers, but if one of my de
by TheAceOfHearts 8y ago
Do you have a guide for home users you could point to that provides clear guidelines for managing your SSH keys?
I have a few home servers, but if one of my devices were compromised I don't think it would take much longer for the whole network to fall.
I'd love an end-to-end example that shows how you're storing everything, in both meatspace and your devices. Do you use hardware authentication devices? How do you handle backups?
- lvh 8y agoIf you can put up with GPG cards, gpg-agent knows how to pretend to be an SSH auth socket meaning it can do your signing for you. At key generation time you can dump the key (once!) and then feed it to paperkey as a backup.