Antwort per Mail war das es ja nicht so viele barrierefreie Busse gibt und das umrüsten so schwierig ist/lange dauert und man hofft Ende des Jahres oder so vielleicht ein paar mehr zu haben.

(also nie)
Von Anfang an ausreichend dran zu denken wäre halt einfach auch zu viel verlangt vermute ich. #RNV #Fips

@Viss adafruit has sec fobs for 1/3 price - i am just being poor sport since youbi first open sourced and then closed source much of code behind sec key - could be a good product to sell #productline #fido3 #fips compliant #line card

@viq @mjg59 the hardware req is minimal, the cost for the hw is low, would be a good product to produce - yubi used to be open source and then went closed source; i think it may be tough to get all the accreditation and compliance issues sorted if you decided to diy #fips #fido2

@jpl @loeb @markusfisch 1 more niche case/wild thought: I could imagine that a VPN-via-WPA-Enterprise might actually be closer to some #FIPS certification than many other VPN protocols. Which could be what some gov/blue lights orgs might care about / might require (though I'm not really a fan of FIPS myself, have seen non-sense requirements which even worsened security). But maybe for @thw?

Anyway, I think there could be so many small use-cases, that it might add up to a cool, bigger thing :-).

@KathyReid @ubuntu unfortunately we don't have a timeframe currently for FIPS for 22.04 LTS - we are waiting on NIST and they are not able to give us an estimate on this. However, the modules (which are waiting to be certified by NIST etc) are available via the fips-updates service in Ubuntu Pro - so you could use this to be #FIPS compliant (but not FIPS certified) in the meantime.