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Pretty simple. always remember to backup your default configs kids mkdir ~/.backupconfigs sudo cp /etc/pam.d/system-auth ~/.backupconfigs/pam.d.system-auth Then edit the system-auth pam file sudo nano /etc/pam.d/system-auth and change -auth [...
Goals: Lock the computer and kill any active terminal sessions when the Yubikey is removed Require Yubikey to be pressed when using sudo, su. Require the Yubikey for initial system login, and screen unlocking. Use it to authenticate 1Password. ...
I managed to bork my pam.d configs to the point that I couldn't root or sudo to gain access to reset them. In my shame, I had to create a new install USB and chroot in. Thankfully I haven't figured out drive encryption yet or I may have been SOL, I h...
