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> The downside is that both sides have to be running SSH 8.2+.

This is the problem. I was really excited for FIDO SSH keys, but LTS server distributions don't support it so it's going to take years for broad adoption.



Yes - but it works smoothly: https://cryptsus.com/blog/how-to-configure-openssh-with-yubi...


Ubuntu LTS does support it, and it's already out. Servers are set to have the upgrade offered in a month, IIRC.


Half of our servers are Ubuntu 14.04, the rest 18.04.

I'll wager that it's not gonna be in either of these releases.

You should specify which lts you're talking about with a distribution that releases every 6 months


It's in 20.04, the next LTS, which will be an upgrade option to you in a month.




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