SSH using GPG Yubikeys and git signing using GPG was quite a process to set up on Windows a few years ago. Not something I'd want or know how to repeat. Hopefully things have improved in the mean time.
Filler pr jippo fluffer article aside, anyone tried to self host ubicloud lately? A year and a half ago it was super cumbersome, wondering if I should give it a new try now.
You can also do something similar with any computer that has a TPM. It's unfortunate that people don't really know about it, but I guess the tools available aren't that user friendly
SSH using GPG Yubikeys and git signing using GPG was quite a process to set up on Windows a few years ago. Not something I'd want or know how to repeat. Hopefully things have improved in the mean time.
Filler pr jippo fluffer article aside, anyone tried to self host ubicloud lately? A year and a half ago it was super cumbersome, wondering if I should give it a new try now.
On Apple Silicon devices with macOS 26+, SSH keys can be natively stored in the Secure Enclave, protected via TouchID: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46025721
It only supports sk-ecdsa-sha2-nistp256 key format, however that is widely supported currently.
You can also do something similar with any computer that has a TPM. It's unfortunate that people don't really know about it, but I guess the tools available aren't that user friendly
Been using ed25519-sk with Yubikey for a few years now. Key is stored in KeepassXC and loaded in my SSH agent upon unlock.
It makes my SSH key pretty portable across devices