Author name: Jeffrey Bostoen

BitWarden 2026 as SSH agent for Visual Studio and Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)

I’m writing this in March 2026. The procedure already changed a couple of times because of BitWarden upgrades. Goal My objective is to be able to use the SSH keys stored in BitWarden in Visual Studio, and more in particular in combination with the SSH FS – Visual Studio Marketplace extension. This SSH FS extension […]

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Keycloak: WebAuthn

Personally, I investigated how to set up Keycloak and make it possible to use Windows Hello to authenticate using a passkey. Mind that to simplify things, I just created a realm where only this kind of authentication is supported. Flows Policies Failed to register your Passkey. invalid cert path Solution: In my case, it was

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A.I. vs. automation of workflows in customer support (using iTop)

A.I. (artificial intelligence) is the buzzword nowadays, especially in sales pitches. Expectations are high. However, it’s crucial to keep in mind what A.I. means. A simple definition from Wikipedia: Artificial intelligence (AI) is the intelligence of machines or software, as opposed to the intelligence of humans or animals. Now, when researching how A.I. can be

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Generating custom subCA certificate on a non-domain joined Microsoft Windows Server

In some scenarios, you want to generate a custom subCA certificate which can actually issue (smart card) certificates for users in a domain. It gets more complex however when the Certificate Authority is a Microsoft Windows Server which is not joined to the (same) Microsoft Windows domain. You might see similar behavior: The workaround is

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