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What's a good password manager for Linux?
A few (optional) conditions (in order of preference):
1. It's free
2. It supports ssh, gpg, etc.
3. It has a GUI (a nice one with gtk/qt support)
4. It's (properly) secure
5. It has FIDO U2FA support (i.e. supports physical security keys like Yubikey or Solo)
6. It has a browser extension
7. It's compatible/non-conflicting with gnome-keyring16 -
Got a Yubikey today. Seems like a really cool bit of kit. Time to nerd out and 2FA all the things.2
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So who of you got a 2FA Hardware device? I am think of getting one (Yubikey or nitrokey). My only question is, what if you loose the 2FA stick? You are locked out of all your stuff?9
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Am I incredibly paranoid with my idea of multiple(>2)-factor-auth like fingerprint+yubikey+password+OTP aso?4
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Yubikey: Worth it?
I'm a college student with way too many logins and offend reusing passwords. I also do password semantics research at the institution and know how useless they are.4 -
Is anyone using a yubikey or any other hardware key device at work?
How is your experience when using it and what types of accounts are secured with it?5