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Almost unattended generation of "a pretty good keypair"

Posted on September 18, 2021 by n0542344

I need to generate quite a lot of gpg-keys for different tasks on my Debian Bullseye (Stable) machine. Also I want the highest level of security while being able to automate as much as possible.
Therefore I wrote a bash-script with the fo… Continue reading Almost unattended generation of "a pretty good keypair"→

Posted in GnuPG, key management, key-generation, linux | Tagged Automation

Recommendations on minimal alternatives to openssh

Posted on October 4, 2020 by n0542344

Although openssh is awesome, I’m interested in exploring some more lightweight FLOSS alternatives to use for connecting to servers I’m administrating (and using alone). Since I only need a minimal set of features (only public-private-key … Continue reading Recommendations on minimal alternatives to openssh→

Posted in Attack Surface, opensource, OpenSSH, Software, ssh

use custom ‘key’ for hardware security token

Posted on September 5, 2020 by n0542344

Using a hardware security token as a second factor is generally considered quite a boost in security. But one of the issues I’m having is how to backup the (digital) keys used in the hardware device (especially in cases when just adding mu… Continue reading use custom ‘key’ for hardware security token→

Posted in backup, hardware-token, key, key management, u2f

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