Multi-factor authentication

[Mike McGrath]

On Fri, 1 May 2009, Anand Capur wrote:

>       That I think covers it all. Basically I think the tasks would be
>
>       1) Get a set of keys
>       2) Setup test architecture.
>       3) Work out initial issues of how to make/destroy and deal with
>       potential problems.
>       4) Begin to architect how it would roll out.
>        a) Work with yubikey and Fedora security experts on how it would be
>       best built for our needs.
>        b) Write up procedural issues for who keys are made for, how they are
>       made, how they are destroyed, etc.
>        c) Get political/social buyin/acceptance on procedural issues.
>        d) Determine what systems would be in test environment.
>       5) Build a test environment with architecture.
>        a) Work on breaking it
>        b) Work out how much of the breakage we can accept and what we would
>       do when it happens.
>       6) Go/no-go
>       7) If Go, start rolling out further.
>
>
> I'd be happy to get an initial key and help test it all out. I might be able to help setup the architecture, I've worked
> with two factor before.
>

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	-Mike