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I've moved to storing my keys in my password manager, using it as an ssh agent. Means clicking authorize a bit, but also means I'm running a command I'm expecti
by mnahkies 10mo ago
I've moved to storing my keys in my password manager, using it as an ssh agent. Means clicking authorize a bit, but also means I'm running a command I'm expecting to use a key then being prompted to authorize (and if it ever prompts unexpectedly I can stop and ask why)
Hardware keys would be better, but I think this is a decent balance or security vs convenience for my needs ATM.
- cosmic_cheese 10mo agoThe experience is similar with keys in Secure Enclave. When anything tries to access a key I get a Touch ID prompt which makes it difficult for anything to use it without my knowledge.
- perbu 10mo agoI have the same and I'm very happy with UX, but less happy about the key leaving the machine.