A new method allows storing SSH keys directly on a TPM device, enhancing security by ensuring the private key never leaves the hardware. This approach is particularly beneficial for developers and tech professionals seeking to protect their cryptographic keys from theft or unauthorized access, though it has limitations such as being machine-specific and potentially wiped during BIOS updates.
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