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I like the idea of AirgapOS; "just turn off the network" has always felt a little dissatisfying. That said, if you're already in the GnuPG ecosystem, https://i
by Arubis 11mo ago
I like the idea of AirgapOS; "just turn off the network" has always felt a little dissatisfying.
That said, if you're already in the GnuPG ecosystem, https://incenp.org/notes/2015/using-an-offline-gnupg-master-key.html https://incenp.org/notes/2015/using-an-offline-gnupg-master-... will cover you for pretty much everything here except the mnemonic backup using baseline tooling. I presume you can get a shell utility to pipe your key in and get that mnemonic version out if you'd like.
- lrvick 11mo ago> I presume you can get a shell utility to pipe your key in and get that mnemonic version out if you'd like. Not possible as GnuPG does not expose access to the cryptographic seed. That said a mnemonic you generate and backup with keyfork is entirely compatible with GnuPG should you still want to use it as a client for keyfork-provisoned smartcards. You can also use that same mnemonic to generate any other cryptographic keys you want for any purpose, including Age.