This seems very neat: Kryptonite, an iOS/Android authentication app that allows you to keep your SSH private key on your phone only krypt.co (via @n1ko_w1ll)
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I use my yubikey nano for the same- keep it in my wallet. also good as totp mfa device.
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I considered that, but love the fact that I can use the device I always have with me anyway
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Might be more convenient, but putting the private key on the other side of network (wifi/bluetooth) etc seems like adding more opportunities for breaches.
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Replying to @twleung @pingles @n1ko_w1ll
On the other hand, not putting the private key on your main computer’s permanent storage removes some

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Replying to @stilkov @twleung @n1ko_w1ll
i have to say i find the convenience of the yubikey fantastic for mfa: either through scripted automation or fido u2f w/ google, github etc. much quicker than with my phone.
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Replying to @stilkov @pingles @n1ko_w1ll
Agreed - was thinking more vs like a yubikey