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@tychotithonus you are obsessed with security keys. I am too, even made very basic one (i know insecure and etc, but...) https://github.com/nuclearcat/cedarkey , dreaming to make something more solid and accessible
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@nuclearcat Hey, wow - first person I know to have made their own key (other than companies that do so)! How awesome is that?! :D
@tychotithonus well, its hard to say it is proper key :) Just wanted something better, than (at that moment) keeping ssh keys with weak crypto on disk. Also i was inspired by much more advanced project: https://www.fsij.org/doc-gnuk/intro.html
At one side MCU based keys are no match special crypto hw, at another side i have feeling each specialized crypto hw have undisclosed backdoor(s) :)
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