I'm not sure who this is for, and I'm only 80% sure the openssh identifiers are correct, but you can do this, and you probably could support RSA keys on smart cards.
I could also probably move the verify and encrypt API up a few levels because it only needs a public key.
Also, for completeness, the OpenSSH API should have a way to load the public keys.
mxswd
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1 year ago
I'm not sure who this is for, and I'm only 80% sure the openssh identifiers are correct, but you can do this, and you probably could support RSA keys on smart cards.
I could also probably move the verify and encrypt API up a few levels because it only needs a public key.
Also, for completeness, the OpenSSH API should have a way to load the public keys.