They can be installed from the community repository: Using the Nitrokey Pro 2 with S/MIMEĪccording to Nitrokey Pro 2 documentation for Synchronisation server on premise if needed. LastPass or 1password, but it’s Open Source and you can host the I also want to use the Nitrokey FIDO2 to protect access to myīitWarden password manager - BitWarden is similar to

I also put together some notes/links in a gist. Nitrokey provide a clean documentation about generating your GPG In case you don’t already have a GPG key you can create one on your comupterĪnd then import it in the Nitrokey, thus allowing you to backup it elsewhere. Key, and my work emails are signed using my S/MIME certificate. As said my personal messages are signed using my PGP/GPG My first intent is to make use of the Nitrokey Pro 2 to sign my messages using Supporting scientific computing you can start at EGI. If you want to learn a bit about the European EGI distributed infrastructure More and more services are nowĭoing Federated authentication via OpenID X509-based Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) is used to identify and authorizeĪccess to the computing and storage resources. IGTF, as since years (decades in fact :) ) an I will be using my existing personal GPG key and my work S/MIME certificateįrom Sectito and part of the Interoperable Global Trust Federation I will be using mainly on my GNU/Linux Archlinux personal desktop and on my Nitrokey, a German company, as both hardware and software is Open SourceĪnd I trust this way more than a black box provided by a company that is askingįor storing and protecting GPG or S/MIME key I’ve choosed a Nitrokey Proįor simplifying authentication I’ve also selected a NitrokeyĬan be use for passwordless authentication (FIDO2) or as as a second While it may be possible to find more complete or fancy solutions I selected In order to store and protect my credentials and to simplify 2 FactorĪuthentication I’ve bought some USB keys from Nitrokey.

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