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Well, those ssh keys are protected by a strong passphrase, right?


The passphrase is optional, not everyone has it.

It also has to be a secure password, people often don't care because it's a local file and generally not exposed to the internet.


I am sure majority of people don't use password for ssh keys. The good solution is to use password manager like 1password which will prompt you to approve ssh.




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