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Sanity check: Yubikeys and password shares
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I’m not evaluating whether or not you should do that, but, assuming you trust your partner and their op sec, you could send them the secret via a disappearing message on Signal or some other E2E encrypted communication method.
You set it up on your key, they add it to theirs later, the secret disappears into the ether.
Something to consider, certainly. Might be more complexity than my partner is willing to handle, but I'll have to have that conversation with them.