ssh-smart is a basic proof-of-concept implementation of ssh authentication via
smartcard. The smartcard which is used to store the ssh identity is a memory
card (I2C 16KBIT/2048 bytes). ssh-smart uses multiple Perl scripts and the
smartcard program to establish communication with the reader and the memory
card. It has only been tested with the Towitoko chip drive micro, but it could
work with other card reader terminal drivers using the CT-API library. The
project is in an early stage of development and a lot has to be done before it
can be considered a reliable solution to store an ssh identity in a secure way.
