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by Sentes
1969 days ago
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> There's no way to force the remote SSH client not to store that RSA private key unencrypted But there is a way to remotely attest that the private key has been generated on device (either through TPM attestation or https://developers.yubico.com/PGP/Attestation.html ). Not to mention that the admin could just generate private keys on the token and give employees that. |
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