Ever wondered how to securely log into a remote Linux box when it's totally off the network, accessible only via a clunky serial port? SSH is awesome for networked systems with all its fancy key-based authentication, but traditional text logins often still rely on old-school, vulnerable passwords. Bleh!
Good news! This talk introduces a neat protocol and implementation that lets you ditch those risky passwords. Imagine using your existing, secure SSH keys for text-based authentication, even for those tricky no-network scenarios. Plus, it explores cranking up that security even further with hardware-backed SSH credentials. Sweet!
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