Hello,
Indeed, you can use a Yubikey to store a password or more largely, a secret.
Nevertheless, you should use the AWS Keyvault if you want to store a secret on AWS.
Moreover, it is much more secure as you can use a secret and never know what it is, because only AWS knows it. And it can be rotated automatically by AWS.
Nevertheless, the Yubikey can be considered as a Secure Element. So you can store your secret in one of its Secure Element (Yubikey as 2 Secure Elements available).
Cheers
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Hello,
Indeed, you can use a Yubikey to store a password or more largely, a secret.
Nevertheless, you should use the AWS Keyvault if you want to store a secret on AWS.
Moreover, it is much more secure as you can use a secret and never know what it is, because only AWS knows it. And it can be rotated automatically by AWS.
Nevertheless, the Yubikey can be considered as a Secure Element. So you can store your secret in one of its Secure Element (Yubikey as 2 Secure Elements available).
Cheers