**KeyMux** Features ============================================================== Easily and securely integrate secure key enclaves (hardware security modules, smart cards, security tokens, secure elements, and cryptoprocessors; local and network-attached) into your workflow. KeyMux seamlessly connects where your keys are securely held with the tools you wish could easily use them. * Key Stores - Apple T2 Security Chip - Hashicorp Vault - with mTLS authentication using other enclaved keys - PIV Smartcards (coming soon) - KMIP Servers (coming soon) * Application Agents & Adapters - OpenSSH Agent - PKCS #11 Module - GnuPG SC-Daemon When private keys are exposed even momentarily to infrastructure software, best practice is frequent key rotation. But this is costly, complex, a common source of automated infrastructure issues, and an ideal target for achieving persistence. Ultimately, key rotation doesn't address the root of the problem--any private key visible outside a secure key enclave should be presumed compromised from the very first moment; even asymmetric (RSA, ECC) keys effectively become as vulnerable as software-embedded plaintext passwords. Like FIDO for website authentication, KeyMux can help you deploy an end-to-end hardware-secured key management and key usage solution for your network and cloud infrastructure, without the confusion, complexity, and unsafe compromises which have plagued enterprise key management for decades. While newer secure enclave solutions such as laptop-integrated secure elements, Hashicorp Vault, Yubikeys, and AWS KMS provide welcome improvements in enclave usability, they only solve part of the problem, and even exacerbate complexity with their disparate interfaces. Example use cases: * Now your team can use network-attached shared enclaved keys for AWS SSH logins or PGP signing of software packages. * Use enclaved keys from OpenSSL, Curl, and other commonly used software supporting PKCS #11. Screenshots ==============================================================      Matrix ============================================================== | Apple T2 | Hashicorp Vault | PIV Cards | AWS KMS | KMIP --------------|-------------|-------------------|-------------|---------|------ **OpenSSH** | ECDSA | ECDSA, RSA, EdDSA | Coming Soon | "" | "" **PKCS #11** | ECDSA | ECDSA, RSA | Coming Soon | "" | "" **GnuPG** | ECDSA, ECDH | ECDSA, RSA | Coming Soon | "" | "" Notes: * Apple T2 only supports NIST P-256 ECC keys. * Hashicorp Vault Transit engine does not support ECC key exchange (ECDH, X25519), nor the RSA decryption mode required by PGP. * OpenSSH supported through both an SSH Agent service or PKCS #11 module. * PKCS #11 support for ECDH and RSA decryption/encryption is forthcoming. * GnuPG supported through an SC-Daemon replacement adapter. Platforms ============================================================== KeyMux currently supports macOS. Support for Windows is planned for the near future. Custom solutions for Linux user and server environments are available. Please contact info@keymux.com for more details. Download ============================================================== KeyMux is [available on the Mac App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/keymux/id6448807557). Support ============================================================== See our our support page [here](support.html). About ============================================================== Hitzke Labs, LLC
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