I am currently using a Raspberry Pi3 running Windows Core IoT, and I can successfully log in using PuTTY as an SSH client, but it asks for a password. I was wondering if there is a way to use an RSA public key file for authentication instead of the password. I know this can be done in linux with the authorized_keys file in the .ssh folder and changing the configuration file to allow such login method... Is there an equivalent procedure for Widnows Core IoT?
Login to raspberry pi running Windows IoT Core through public key authentication instead of password
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While I haven't been able to find anything about using keys, you could consider using KiTTY, a PuTTY fork.
Before I switched to linux full time, I used KiTTY, because it's much more configurable, and also allows stored plaintext passwords. It's much better than PuTTY, in my opinion.