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skyper@fosstodon.orgS

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  • With Bitwarden, you can store your SSH keys and use the desktop app to expose a SSH agent socket
    skyper@fosstodon.orgS skyper@fosstodon.org

    @x_cli To give you more context, here are some screenshots of how KeePassXC implements things.

    I use KeePassXC inside an off-the-grid VM on @QubesOS. It's a great way the keep all my secrets and the ones of my clients at @SkypLabs safe.

    The communication with the SSH agent that actually handles the connection is made via qrexec, in internal Qubes OS RPC mechanism (see https://forum.qubes-os.org/t/split-ssh/19060).

    Uncategorized bitwarden infosec ssh authn

  • With Bitwarden, you can store your SSH keys and use the desktop app to expose a SSH agent socket
    skyper@fosstodon.orgS skyper@fosstodon.org

    @x_cli From what I understood, the issue is that the built-in Bitwarden SSH agent loads all the available keys at once, potentially triggering the server-side max limit.

    The approach I was considering is to add the possibility to load only specific keys into the Bitwarden built-in agent. It's exactly what I do with KeePassXC and its SSH agent.

    Uncategorized bitwarden infosec ssh authn

  • With Bitwarden, you can store your SSH keys and use the desktop app to expose a SSH agent socket
    skyper@fosstodon.orgS skyper@fosstodon.org

    @x_cli Have you considered reporting the issue to Bitwarden (even though I suppose it's already known), and why not contributing to it to fix it?

    Uncategorized bitwarden infosec ssh authn

  • We are out here acting like corporations with a profit motive are going to make any effort to protect the future of mankind.
    skyper@fosstodon.orgS skyper@fosstodon.org

    @fluffy @stefan @selzero AI, short for "Actually Indian"

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  • Hello Mastodon πŸ‘‹
    skyper@fosstodon.orgS skyper@fosstodon.org

    @thelocalstack Not yet, but I will!

    Uncategorized foss introduction privacy selfhosting gdpr

  • Hello Mastodon πŸ‘‹
    skyper@fosstodon.orgS skyper@fosstodon.org

    @thelocalstack Welcome! πŸ‘‹

    I like your intro. Very intriguing!

    Keep up the privacy fight ✊

    Uncategorized foss introduction privacy selfhosting gdpr
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