I ve been tweaking my dev environment on Windows lately, and I m curious about your setups.
Traditional passphrases get annoying when you authenticate dozens of times a day. Standard hardware keys (like Yubikeys) are great, but leaving them plugged in feels sub-optimal, and forgetting them turns into a total disaster.
Ideally, I want hardware-isolated security but with zero frictionless biometrics. Have you found a perfect solution, or are you still raw-dogging plain-text keys in your .ssh folder?
A modern SSH agent and authenticator that uses TPM combined with Windows Hello to generate hardware-isolated SSH keys. With just a quick Windows Hello fingerprint or facial recognition scan, you can complete secure SSH authentication instantly. No more worrying about private keys being stolen from your hard drive—enjoy a seamless, rock-solid, and passwordless hardware authentication experience.
