> And then you drop your key and lose it. Or it gets ran over by a car or something. Now what?
You can't have both, I think. With a physical key your only concern is the physical security of the key. One should print out the revocation certificate, though.
I don't think many people lose their home keys or get them run over by a car. It's just a matter of making that a priority.
You can't have both, I think. With a physical key your only concern is the physical security of the key. One should print out the revocation certificate, though.
I don't think many people lose their home keys or get them run over by a car. It's just a matter of making that a priority.