> This isn't such a great idea for personal SSH or GPG keys that should be locked away in physical hardware thing that need to be moved to other devices/machines
I would change this: it’s great for personal usage BUT you should always use n>1 keys to avoid being locked out. For example, using the Secure Enclave for your daily use is fine but you’d want to have, say, a FIDO2 hardware key setup so if your laptop fails or is reset you can get into anything where you use that key.
I would change this: it’s great for personal usage BUT you should always use n>1 keys to avoid being locked out. For example, using the Secure Enclave for your daily use is fine but you’d want to have, say, a FIDO2 hardware key setup so if your laptop fails or is reset you can get into anything where you use that key.