Who here uses smartcards?
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>roleplaying as le scp xd
but why
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Nazis not welcome
Admittedly, it does look kinda cool.
>loose the card by accident
What now :)
>loose
do the needful in the street rajesh
looks cool desu
You could make that look way cooler on linux
>I don't have a response
ftfu itoddler
How did I not see that? Honestly, I just picked a site at random.
scp-wiki.net
Well, if I can figure out how to do this with FreeIPA and Dogtag, I'll give it a try.
Autism was a mistake.
Can I log into windows 10 with fingerprint+password? Or does it only support one?
>giving the botnet your fingerprint
>adding a physical access backdoor to your peesee
literally why
but why? you know anyone could bypass that with any kind of livecd, right?
>SCP
>site directors use winblows
No wonder you constantly have containment breaches.
>not just using TPM
>hungry skeletor adds another layer of retardness to a system that only his bones are gonna touch
Peak #joblessthings
you are supposed to disable all other access.
directors exclusively use the SJW rainbow flag you bigot.
retard.
You gotta set it up in the BIOS menu and use botnet low level rootkit your vendor supplies (if using proper business high end laptops) to ensure that you can remotely brick it if some nigger steals it and get their location for the feds. Also encrypt your disk to ensure no boomer can just steal your work (has happened to me) even tho your PC is bricked.
The way you type is so faggoty holy fuck kys.
>Physical backdoor
That's not how smart cards work.
i use a yubikey with smartcard enabled on it, actual smartcards are some oldschool shit
>actual smartcards are some oldschool shit
They're still standard in enterprise and government.
is that the reason they get leaks all the time?
no.
They're just a 2fa thing.
kys fag
yeah but that doesnt mean theyre not oldschool, big business and goverment move particuarly slowly as certification is often an expensive process that takes time and theyre naturally change adverse.
i prefer the convenience of having it in a usb stick, the other method does not bring any additional benefits
I have an old Yubikey NEO from back when they were new and shiny. Sadly, the early keys were limited to 2048-bit max RSA key size and 256-bit max hash size.
I could potentially use it with my CA for this, but i would have to completely wipe out the CA and rebuild it.
They make them in USB form factors too:
amazon.com
>the other method does not bring any additional benefits
Well, a smart card can work as a key for doors as well as a normal ID card
You can also do timekeeping on it, store biometric information and other stuff. My organization is looking at moving to smart cards for our badges.
my thinkpad has a smartcard reader but I never used it
where does one get smartcards
cringe
>88 post number
kek
Not I, but I do use the 24-hour clock
The card in this video is the PIVkey C910. You can get it on amazon for $15, and you can get the card management software from their site for free.
>insert smartcard
>also enter password
autism/10
> numales welcome nowhere
melt yourself in an acid bath asap
>Nazis not welcome
Why