as for ssh keys, you can generate your keypair in secure enclave and reuiqre touchId for every new ssh session. The private key never leaves the secure enclave.
as for ssh keys, you can generate your keypair in secure enclave and reuiqre touchId for every new ssh session. The private key never leaves the secure enclave.
Probably the better option instead of relying on a password manager.
It is a tradeoff. When using secure enclave, you need a second backup keypair in cold storage that needs to be secured.