Use a spare raspberry pi3b+ I had spare

1. Download raspbian SHA512:271f319347999d203265cb56625bfa3646e9497f6d030e182ea20ada7152fe66cfb6f65d80a1cb7d8e269c315aa9f0a1845ecc160745a5ae3953eb686aaa4b3f and write to a SD card

2. touch /boot/ssh so that it boots headless with ssh enabled, optionally add a wpa_supplicant.conf for the next step to run

3. docker run --rm -ti --net=host -v $PWD:/app quay.io/openshift/origin-ansible:v4.8.0@sha256:c6eac2186cb5aa34f56941001f62b834973d3bbc60a0940ebe7d143755c37fb4 -- ansible-playbook -i raspberrypi.local, /app/playbook.yaml -u pi -f 1 --ask-pass (mdns .local resolution will work if its the only pi and your network allows it)

1. plug the pi into a screen and keyboard with NO NETWORK (though the ansible should have disabled that)

2. set the time on the pi

3. /home/pi/scripts/create_masterkey.exp it will ask for name and email address

4. /home/pi/scripts/create_subkeys.exp to create the subkeys

5. /home/pi/scripts/create_identity.exp [email protected] to add email addresses to the key

6. /home/pi/scripts/export_keys.exp to export the keys and make QR code copies

7. /home/pi/scripts/copykeys_to_yubikey.exp

8. /home/pi/scripts/configure_yubikey.exp to set the pins on tke key

9. /home/pi/scripts/copy_to_usb.sh to copy the material to usb sticks

Renewal of keys is pretty simple, if my yubikey is plugged in on boot, it will add 12 months to the expiry and then shut down, you'll know its done when the lights go out.

This means if I loose my yubikey it only has a maximum of 12 months life before it wouldn't be useful if a revocation either doesn't work or isn't respected for example with ssh authentication.

I would like to reduce that to something shorter, but I'm going to see how annoying it is with 12 months to start with.

If I loose a key, revocation and adding a new key is possible by booting the offline raspberry pi without a yubikey thus avoiding it attempting the renewal process.

If the master and/or sub keys are irrecoverable from the SD card or USB Stick, a paper backup exists and has been securely distributed and stored at a few different locations to aid in the recovery.

To recover the paperkey, a new raspberry pi image will need to be created following the steps in this repo and and use the raspicam to capture the key for restoration to the keychain.

• https://gist.github.com/joostrijneveld/59ab61faa21910c8434c
• https://github.com/nurupo/paper-store
• https://github.com/balos1/easy-gpg-to-paper
• https://keyoxide.org/guides
• https://gist.github.com/ageis/14adc308087859e199912b4c79c4aaa4