SSH keys without passphrases are just fancy credential files sitting in your .ssh/ directory, basically like writing your passwords on paper and leaving it in your desk drawer.
Well, the main reason I do it every time is because I’m just too lazy to setup pinentry.
But yeah, for the Bluetooth keyboard, I realise I better get off it.
I had mine on paper for years before i learned about Keepass. I trusted it more than a cloud based manager because someone would have to physically be in my room.
I am a lot more careful these days but that is not beyond the pale for a lot of folks haha
SSH keys without passphrases are just fancy credential files sitting in your
.ssh/directory, basically like writing your passwords on paper and leaving it in your desk drawer.Yeah, but who wants to type in a password everytime they push/pull?
I do it.
Every time.
And I keep a wired keyboard for it.
Get a load of Ross Ulbricht ovah here!
Well, the main reason I do it every time is because I’m just too lazy to setup
pinentry.But yeah, for the Bluetooth keyboard, I realise I better get off it.
TIL some people store SSH keys unencrypted
I had mine on paper for years before i learned about Keepass. I trusted it more than a cloud based manager because someone would have to physically be in my room.
I am a lot more careful these days but that is not beyond the pale for a lot of folks haha