Linux
SSH Authentication with Pubkey using Fido2
This guide explains how to secure SSH connections using FIDO2 (YubiKey) for authentication and provides a brief overview of SSH basics. Traditional SSH passwords and key files rely on secrets that can be copied or stolen. FIDO2 improves security by using a hardware-backed public/private key pair. The private key never leaves your device, while the public key is stored on the server.
Setting up persistent NFS mount via fstab
Providing storage to your Linux system is a common practice to separate storage from the computing unit. By utilizing a Synology 2-Bay NAS with RAID 1, you can ensure that your important data is secure and easily accessible. This setup not only offers redundancy but also allows for flexible sharing options across different Linux systems.
Linux Commands
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