jehteh

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   by jehteh 3y ago

   My concern here is there appears to be a few open issues around Yubikey support - it sounds like it 'might' work as I described but it might not, and I don't have an iPhone to test with. I don't want to have to use the p
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   by jehteh 3y ago

   I have always assumed 'GNU' pass is more of a colloquial term - possibly because 'pass' rarely results in meaningful results when searching the web, as does 'passwordstore' (although at least it does point to t
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   Ask HN: Is GNU pass and Yubikey (via NFC) supported on iPhone?

   38 points by jehteh 3y ago|21 comments
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   by jehteh 5y ago

   I hope people back up their GPG keys (and test their backups! My subkeys on the yubikey expire annually, forcing me to validate my master key backup at least once a year). Disabling touch is another option if you need to do a large batch of
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   by jehteh 5y ago

   If you are using GPG keys and have the master key backed up somewhere you can fairly easily use that on an offline machine to add the new key to the full batch of password files without needing to perform a million button presses.
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   by jehteh 7y ago

   Switched from lastpass to gnu pass and storing my private subkeys on a couple of yubikeys has actually worked really well for me (took a few days to get my head around gpg and smartcard setup, but that was worth doing even if I didn't