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You don't need to ever rekey an SSH private-public key pair. Still, a single hands-free token can be taken by force or stolen.
by thriftwy 5y ago
You don't need to ever rekey an SSH private-public key pair. Still, a single hands-free token can be taken by force or stolen.
- Ekaros 5y agoSo can car key... I don't really have a car and probably never will were I truly worried that it was essentially single factor authentication.
- thriftwy 5y agoBut the car key + separate wireless immobilizer token is 2FA and it makes me somewhat confident. WRT keyless entry, I actually have figured it out. Central wireless lock is cool. It's keyless start that I'm opposed to.
- Ekaros 5y agoAnd how often you keep those separate and operate the car? Can you even safely store one in safe place and still use the car? Or is there more factors. Which then increases the potential failure cases. And I prefer really not to involve anything like pin codes, fingerprints, facial recognition needed for me to drive my own car.
- thriftwy 5y agoFingerprints and facial recognition is circus, but physical token is a real thing, and I do keep it separate from my car keys