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> And I really don't liek the idea of having the keys stored in the home directory in plain text. so encrypt them. or store them in a hardware token. or on a
by dale_huevo 1y ago
> And I really don't liek the idea of having the keys stored in the home directory in plain text.
so encrypt them.
or store them in a hardware token.
or on a USB stick (poor man's hardware token).
> There is also a risk of losing the keys if my laptop is damaged or gets stolen.
backups, full disk encryption.
- max_ 1y agoHi, Thanks for this reply. Could you recommend any good "hardware tokens"?
- dale_huevo 1y agoNitrokey
- Spooky23 1y agoYubikeys are the gold standard in this space for most people.