Add fob to SSH agent - #102
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Adds fob to the SSH agent section.
What it is: a macOS
ssh-agentthat keeps SSH keys inside the Secure Enclave — the private key is generated there and never leaves it, so there is no key file on disk to copy — and gates every signature behind Touch ID.Why it fits this list: it is a working, documented ssh-agent implementation (speaks the standard agent protocol over a socket, used via
IdentityAgentin~/.ssh/config), and it covers ground the existing agent entries do not: hardware-backed non-exportable keys, per-host pinning (a key is refused for any destination but the one it is bound to), destination-aware approval prompts verified viasession-bind@openssh.com, and SSH commit signing.Free and open source (AGPL-3.0), notarized, macOS 13+, zero third-party dependencies, with documented security audits and an explicit threat model in the README.
Disclosure: I am the author.
Guidelines checked: searched for duplicates (none), added to the bottom of the relevant category, links to the GitHub repo, description starts with a capital and ends with a period, no trailing whitespace, single suggestion in this PR.