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When GPG is your ssh agent, you can use RSA or ed25519 keys stored on a smartcard (like a Yubikey) to authenticate via SSH. It's generally preferable to use a
by pxc 3y ago
When GPG is your ssh agent, you can use RSA or ed25519 keys stored on a smartcard (like a Yubikey) to authenticate via SSH.
It's generally preferable to use a `-sk` key type, though, by which the remote server can essentially enforce that you're using a smartcard and not a normal keypair backed by a file.
- pipe_connector 3y agoSure, I understand how to authenticate to my remote machine with a smartcard (and already do use this setup). I'm wondering how to authenticate to resources (over HTTP) from my remote machine while using webauthn.
- walth 3y agoJust -D 8080 on your SSH connection and use the local SOCKS5 proxy to tunnel all local web traffic via remote machine.