How to Log In to Linux with a Security Key
Use your Seedkeeper PRO for local Linux login and sudo with pam-u2f. Covers Debian and RHEL, and the lockout traps that catch people out.
Use your Seedkeeper PRO for local Linux login and sudo with pam-u2f. Covers Debian and RHEL, and the lockout traps that catch people out.
Log in to Bitwarden and decrypt your vault with a Seedkeeper PRO passkey, replacing your master password in daily use. Confirmed working with PRF.
Register your Seedkeeper PRO as a hardware security key on your Proton account, as a phishing-resistant second factor alongside your password.
Replace your SSH private key file with one generated inside your Seedkeeper PRO. Covers RHEL and Debian servers, plus the version traps on both.
Enroll your Seedkeeper PRO as a LUKS2 unlock method with systemd-cryptenroll - including the honest answer on NFC devices at boot time.