If ! fuser -s $SSH_AUTH_SOCK 2>/dev/null then After building it with Windows go, I put npiperelay.exe in my ~/.ssh/ directory. I setup npiperelay to connect WSL2's ssh to Microsoft's ssh-agent. You can make multiple ssh keys with the same hardware key, each will be unique. You need both the hardware key and the file data in order to use this. The ssh key itself is stored on the yubikey, the "private key" file just contains some related metadata (See the PROTOCOL.u2f file at the bottom of this page for details). This pops up some dialog boxes: Security Key Setup ssh can see your security key properties Touch your security key's user presence button optional passphrase Be sure to use the newer OpenSSH in C:\Program Files\OpenSSH rather than the older system one in C:\Windows\System32\OpenSSH & "C:\Program Files\OpenSSH\ssh-keygen" -t ecdsa-sk -C "yubikey 4" -f yubikey4 I'll set the ssh key comment to "yubikey 4" as a reminder to myself which hardware this key goes with. I'll create a key using my YubiKey 4 and put it into the. This will automatically restart the Microsoft ssh-agent using the new version in C:\Program Files\OpenSSH: Get-Service ssh-agent Creating a SSH Key
#KEEPASSXC SSH AGENT INSTALL#
There's a few ways to install this, I'll use winget (should already be available in Windows 10/11).įrom a regular powershell prompt: winget install Microsoft.OpenSSH When trying to figure out why ssh-agent forwarding wasn't working from Windows to an Ubuntu 22 server, I saw that build V8.9.0.0p1-Beta of Microsoft's OpenSSH port included U2F/Fido2 hardware authenticators.
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