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I have been using sekey for this for a while. Its pretty nice, I mean you do need to auth quite a bit if you use git clone over ssh a lot, but it does mean you
by justincormack 6y ago
I have been using sekey for this for a while. Its pretty nice, I mean you do need to auth quite a bit if you use git clone over ssh a lot, but it does mean you know when keys are used.
- metafunctor 6y agoYep, it’s so much better than just key files: keeps key material in a secure system (Secure Enclave), you know when a key is used (standard macOS security prompt), and requires a physical interaction (Touch ID) to use a key.
- threentaway 6y agoSo, a non-portable YubiKey?
- kitsunesoba 6y agoMore like a built-in YubiKey. It's a convenience. When using one's MacBook, you don't need to pull your YubiKey out of your bag/drawer/etc to authenticate, and if you're traveling you can just leave YubiKey at home/the office, giving you one less thing to lose.