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I am. My ssh key is my gpg auth key. It's stored on my yubikey requiring a touch each time I use it. I use the same gpg key for talking to anyone, so why would
by kenmacd 5y ago
I am. My ssh key is my gpg auth key. It's stored on my yubikey requiring a touch each time I use it.
I use the same gpg key for talking to anyone, so why wouldn't I do the same with my ssh key? I suppose I could try to build a workflow around host-specific keys somehow derived from my auth key… but I'd need some reason to do so.