Fair enough;
Do a dry run for a CLIENT key, make sure you have the libfido2 middleware installed and working; Ensure you have set your sshd_config file properly with no-touch-required
From the documentation " Note: not all tokens support disabling the touch requirement." so do a test client side before banging your head on it.
Can you explain to me the workflow you have envisioned for the host identity key in /etc/ssh being keyed of a FIDO2 secure element? You plug a secure element into a server?
Sounds like you want something like a HSM that integrates into your sshd to pull the certificates. Even then you have the chicken and egg problem, how do you identify the hardware to the HSM? You need some trusted boot environment, and now your down into vender specific implementations to “trust” the booted hardware.
https://developers.yubico.com/SSH/Securing_SSH_with_FIDO2.html
I followed this guide and works fine for me, macos client.
Pop it into a different machine and use a tool like dban to wipe it.
Let’s Sausage!
All of the open source phones I’m aware of barely function. I mean like they can barely make phone calls, and receive text messages. Much less last throughout the day.
I have a pine 64, and I would put it into the hobby toy category, not a everyday carry device.
Asking for a totally open phone, and the ability to run critical Android apps, we’re not there yet. Maybe in 20 years
I read that in his voice. How did you do it?
Golf clap.
Yeah, give Ubisoft a chance in the spotlight!
Openstack has a huge ecosystem
And you can wake up when your big job is done and the fans ramp down! living in harmony with the machine
In a short 10-15 years we will see a resolution to this case and be able to have closure. A blink of a eye.
I looked at the source code, and there was a bunch of binary encoded payloads, that loaded other binary encoded payloads, that called out to external resources. It might be fine, it might not. But I noped out of it.
I’m okay with the activate Windows watermark, at least I know I only have to worry about Microsoft
Star citizen right now is great if you have a group of friends to play with. You can divide up work, do your space cowboy stuff. You and your friends just need a high tolerance for jinky systems
3:2:1 - Cattle not pets - If your data is backed up in multiple sites, the death of one site shouldn’t overwhelm you, and give you time to recover.
If your primary site drives are getting above their designed lifetime, rotate them out, sure - but they could be used as part of the backup architecture else where (like a live offsite sync location with enough tolerance for 2 disk failures to account for the age).
3 copies of your data; 2 types of media; 1 copy offsite.
This is just a fancy digital extortion service. Charge a fee to remove inconvenient data
No… this is a human problem. Anyone with attention can wield it, people with agenda covet it
The core problem is if you have people’s attention that is worth money, and it will always be a corrupting influence in any medium.
That’s awesome!