Hello everybody,
I have this issue:
All our certificates will be used in Linux, but we
need a way to securely store our p12, I thought in
using ikey rainbow USB tokens, but those tokens work
only in Windows, does anyone knows How to store them
securely?
Someone said that we could store them in a USB memory,
but how much time it would take to hack the p12 by
brute force? all certificates will have a validate
time of one year, would it be secure enough to have
them stored in a p12?
Thinking about this: I wrote a "politic" for us in
which says that the password for private key and p12
must have this characteristics:
- minimum lenght of 10 digits
- must contain uppercase AND lowercase letters
- must contain at least 2 digits (0-9)
What do you think about it? Having a p12 with a
password like that stored in a USB memory would be
secure enough to protect the private key?
Thanks a lot,
Johnny
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