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Lukas_Skywalker • today at 1:50 PM • 2 replies • view on HN

The Bitwarden desktop app has a built in SSH agent [1], which lets you store SSH keys inside Bitwarden. I have set the app to always ask me for confirmation when the key is requested.

[1] https://bitwarden.com/help/ssh-agent/


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InsidiousWombat • today at 2:11 PM

you can make your SSH agent do that, no need to use bitwarden.

If you're using say yubikey for hardware ssh key (via gpg ssh agent/smartcard interface) you can also make it require physical touch of the key to confirm every operation

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petesergeant • today at 2:42 PM

1Password too, FWIW