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by nullc
2425 days ago
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> I was also a little surprised this isn't used as a second factor, like Universal 2nd Factor is meant to be used. But maybe it's not so surprising given there are at this moment probably more U2F keys Even with just U2F, the public key you install on the server could include both the "key handle" and the derived public key... then the ssh client doesn't need to know anything (except perhaps that its should prompt you to use the device). |
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