Now that storing SSH keys in 1Password is an option maybe there could be some new insight opportunities in Watchtower. A few ideas off the cuff: A way to see keys that have gone stale (older than a year or something) so they can be rotated out with new keys. A link between keys and logins similar to 2fa to promote sites that have SSH key authentication options (ie GitHub, GitLab, etc).

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Possible Watchtower Integrations

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February 16, 2022
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Now that storing SSH keys in 1Password is an option maybe there could be some new insight opportunities in Watchtower.

A few ideas off the cuff:

A way to see keys that have gone stale (older than a year or something) so they can be rotated out with new keys.
A link between keys and logins similar to 2fa to promote sites that have SSH key authentication options (ie GitHub, GitLab, etc).

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I’d like support for weak SSH keys (example: RSA with 2048 bits; my company’s (/Microsoft’s) Azure DevOps server does not accept any other kind of key).

I’m fine with 1Password not generating weak keys, but I hope that in the future I can import such key and use it with the 1Password SSH agent, be it with a Watchtower warning that it is weak.

This would then be similar to how 1Password handles weak passwords (where we sometimes have no choice either).

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