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That's actually super handy. Next time I have to add someone to a shell account, I'll probably just look them up on GitHub first to find their public key instea
by parshimers 11y ago
That's actually super handy. Next time I have to add someone to a shell account, I'll probably just look them up on GitHub first to find their public key instead of asking.
- beagle3 11y ago... thereby making any successful manipulation of the github key database (by the github people or by an attacker, as has happened before - google e.g. http://egorhomakov.com/ http://egorhomakov.com/ ) a successful penetration of YOUR system. Security and convenience unfortunately conflict often.