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[SAGE] The danger of SSH keys..
Other than making a policy of "Put passwords on your SSH keys", how do
you handle the danger of some users potentially not using passwords on
their keys?
I'm interested in real-world ways to manage this issue. Policy
statements don't cut it for me. :)
If I have a system that doesn't allow keys, I can check for weak
passwords in the local system password database using various tools.
But I can't really *ENFORCE* a check against user keys (i.e., I can't
check for weak passwords or no passwords).
How are you dealing with this?
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