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IIUC, popular security key devices like the YubiKey securely store a private key, but only allow it to be used for specific authentication applications (e.g. OT
by mwcampbell 4y ago
IIUC, popular security key devices like the YubiKey securely store a private key, but only allow it to be used for specific authentication applications (e.g. OTP or U2F). Would the Tillitis Key be able to securely store a private key, then with appropriate authentication from the host, use that key for encryption and decryption?
- kfreds 4y ago> Would the Tillitis Key be able to securely store a private key, then with appropriate authentication from the host, use that key for encryption and decryption? Yes. I don't think that would be very hard to do.
- MaKey 4y agoDevices like the YubiKey can also be used for encryption (e. g. with LUKS or OpenPGP), digital signatures and SSH authentication.