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jarkko

Jarkko Sakkinen

Irritating thing #PayPal is that you can only add one hardware security key to your account.
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vbabka

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@jarkko that's maybe the least irritating thing about PayPal though
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jarkko

Jarkko Sakkinen

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@vbabka Something I just discovered anyway :-) I used Yubikey only for OpenPGP until very recently have started to use it for login into Google account etc.
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jarkko

Jarkko Sakkinen

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@vbabka With TPM2, systemd-boot and FIDO2 logins you can pretty much set similar authority guarantees for machines at local premises, as you can do with SNP, TDX and SGX. Confidential computing is sort of like VPN but for computing, bringing attested remote resources. In appliances you could even do extra shielding by encrypting root and home partitions with different security policies.

Have been pretty happy how suddenly TPM2 has so much upbringing :-) When I implemented the support back in 2014 there was many years of with very few people paying any attention so this sudden interest has been totally unexpected. It is pretty de-motivating something that nobody wants to use.
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