Now that I’m using OpenPGP cards for GnuPG, I may as well start using them for their other bells and whistles too. The first and most useful such extra feature of those cards is using the authentication key for SSH. Continue reading →

I have recently started to become much more involved in the Debian project, maintaining my own package (ulogd2) and doing a pair of uploads to other packages. Debian uses GPG / OpenPGP keys widely for signing the archive, authenticating uploads by developers and so on, so I needed a secure GPG key that I could use for my interactions with Debian. Continue reading →