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== Time/Location ==<br />
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Meeting:<br />
* Time: 2026-04-29 19:00:00<br />
* Location: McBryde 202<br />
* Subject: Low-tech backup keys with age<br />
* Presenter: Clark Jones<br />
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== Plan/Description ==<br />
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Printers are untrustworthy, but cryptography is goated. I'll explain how you can use <a href="https://age-encryption.org/v1"><code>age</code></a> to make and use cheap offline backup keys for when you inevitably lose your YubiKey. The concepts apply to more than just <code>age</code>, but <code>age</code> is a modern, extensible tool with a user interface that is harder to misuse. It also has a slick feature that makes it particularly suited for this purpose.<br />
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