Confirm your key type.
Security-key SSH keys are sk-ssh-ed25519 or sk-ecdsa-sha2-nistp256. They are generated on the hardware token and cannot be extracted. Import the public key into AgePony if you have not already.
The strongest signing posture AgePony offers. Hold your signing key on a FIDO2 hardware device, and AgePony 2.0 signs by tapping it over NFC — the private key never leaves the hardware.
Security-key SSH keys are sk-ssh-ed25519 or sk-ecdsa-sha2-nistp256. They are generated on the hardware token and cannot be extracted. Import the public key into AgePony if you have not already.
Choose Sign, then select your security-key identity. AgePony signs under the agepony namespace.
Select the file to sign.
Hold the security key to your phone. If the key is touch-only, a tap confirms; if it requires a FIDO2 PIN, AgePony prompts for it first. The signature is computed on the device.
AgePony writes a detached .sig. Send it alongside the file for verification with your public key.
sk-ssh-ed25519 and sk-ecdsa-sha2-nistp256, the two security-key SSH types OpenSSH defines.
Both. AgePony handles a simple touch and keys that also require a FIDO2 PIN.
Even a compromised phone cannot sign as you without the physical key and its touch or PIN.
AgePony uses NFC for security-key operations on mobile. Tap the key to the phone.
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