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It can be done with yubikey. Passwords stored encrypted on disk and get decrypted on the yubikey with gpg.

https://github.com/drduh/YubiKey-Guide

https://attackpointsecurity.com/go-pass-yubikey-and-gpg




Isn't a hardware wallet airgapped?

For a cheap alternative you can use an old smartphone, and disable all radios. People will use a Librem 5 in 20 years still for this purpose wink.


> Isn't a hardware wallet airgapped?

No, most of them connect over USB. The important thing is reducing the attack surface to a bare minimum with simple protocols and implementations.

I think at a minimum it would need to emulate a keyboard to type out complex passwords. Ideally it could also receive simple commands from, say, a browser extension to request filling in a specific website.




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