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by ykonstant 698 days ago
>- By comparison, Kerberos tickets on Linux reside as files on disk, SSH user & host keys reside as files on disk and loaded into sshd/gpg-agent memory, x.509 keypairs reside as files on disk & process memory etc etc. Wouldn't it be nice to have them protected somehow? To my knowledge, nothing exists for this on Linux.

I have always wondered about that; there has to be a more secure control method for those secrets.

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There is, the TPM. SSH keys can easily be stored and used from there.
I can do that as a user? With what utility?