How Do You Store Your SSH Keys?

>>61798117
On my flash drive.

>>61798117
~/.ssh

I just upload my private keys to the key server. Noone suspects it's the private key so it's pretty safe.

Welp... ~/.ssh for regular usage and an encrypted flash drive for backup, duh...

>>61798151
>...

>>61798151
>--- BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY

>>61798117

On a flash drive with a strong pass phrase.

encrypted on a flash drive with a key i store in a password manager on my computer

>>61798117
index card I keep in my wallet in case I forget them

Most crooks are dumb as fuck, why not write it down on a piece of paper with Caesar encryption?

>>61798429
Where do you store the Caesar key?

>>61798583
on the server the key is used to access

>>61798117
Whatever the default is

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>>61798151

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>>61798137
dotfiles are the thinking mans safe keeping

>>61798117
I just verify every time

>>61798117
CIA Nigger spotted.

>>61798117
on my head

>>61798117
I store them in publically accessable API. I don't feel worried since people won't be able to guess my API structure.

>>61798117

in the cloud unencrypted

Google Drive

>>61798117
Hello 3 letter agency!

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>>61798151
Just upload my shit up skooty.

on a plaintext file inside the server, backwards.

>>61798117
I don't.
I use plain-text passwords

>>61798117
>SSH
I don't use stone age "technology". I use Terminal Server.

Keepass retard

>>61798151
>>61798151

cd /
grep -r "BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY"
file xxxxxx matches

>>61800671
>>61800646
Non-CIA nigger here. Can confirm. This is indeed the safest method

>>61798117
rsa

google drive