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martinheinz.dev
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| | | | | git is very powerful tool which almost every developer needs to use on daily basis, but for most us it's usage is reduced t... | |
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blog.nuculabs.de
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| | | | | Introduction If you know what a Yubikey is, you may skip this section. Yubikey is quite expensive device that acts as a portable GPG key, it is considered secure because once the private GPG key is on the device, it can't be extracted again (unless someone finds a way). You can import your own generated GPG keys or generate a new key-pair directly on Yubikey. Yubikey can do a lot more than holding a GPG key, It can do two-factor authentications with sites like Google, Github or Dropbox. The list of all supported sites are available on their official website. You can also use them with your mobile phone, if you have NFC, when you login to Google using your credentials, if NFC is on, the phone asks you to put the Yubikey on the NFC sensor so it can communicate... | |
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markentier.tech
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| | | | | I work across 2 computers and 3 OS, all with nearly same development setup. For work I need some special care for my git... | markentier.tech | |
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www.linux.it
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| | | Here are my notes about copying PGP keys to external hardware devices such as Yubikeys. Let me begin by saying that the gpg tools are pretty bad at this. MAKE A COUPLE ... | ||
