Ana Guerrero Lopez: a Debian toxic woman at nuclear company EDF
I agree that it is pointless to just shower unineterested people with smartcards. However, it's also clear that it'd be good for more DDs to use them. * It's not all _that_ hard to learn how to use them. There's material to learn that online that works. Thus, I agree with Santiago's suggestion Debian asks for interest first. Also, some of us already have the hardware, and don't want more (I have, I don't). * I think having security and crypto training at every Debconf would be a good idea: how to use gpg, how to configure gpg well, how to secure one's laptop, etc. * The Yubikey 4 seems to be the best hardware option. It's not free hardware, however. I'm OK with that for my own use, and I'd be OK for that for Debian's use. But before Debian spends money on that, we should have consensus that it's OK. I'm also OK for Debian to choose an option with free-er hardware, but have no personal experience with those. * One Yubikey model 4 is $40 (plus postage) on Amazon.com. Times 1000 DDs, that's a lot of money for Debian. Can we find someone to sponsor them? Maybe Yubico itself? -- I want to build worthwhile things that might last. --joeyh
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