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Re:Protecting SSH Keys with macOS Secure Enclave by larusso on Wednesday November 11, 2026 @03:33PM (#50458287)
I’m a bit lost and maybe something also got lost in translation. I use 1Password to store multiple ssh keys for different services. I have a very restrictive ssh config because I don’t like to use ssh agent which hands out all keys to different connections. I use one key for a set of machines for work. One for GitHub etc etc etc. I connect to these machines from different endpoints. And I don’t want to register each of these with a new custom keypair to all the services. Like GitHub. I have 1Password installed on all desktops I use so I pull them from there. I share the same dot files and configuration. For GitHub I actually need 3 keys. My private key, 2 for work that have special SSO permissions. I don’t want my private key to have access to the work repos that’s why I split and my company has 2 different enterprise accounts where I have 2 different user accounts.

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