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> All GnuPG authenticated No, they have their own key and encryption scheme (called saltpack), which is - to best of my knowledge - is not compatible with GnuP
by drdaeman 9y ago
> All GnuPG authenticated
No, they have their own key and encryption scheme (called saltpack), which is - to best of my knowledge - is not compatible with GnuPG.
I'd wish they have made it compatible with modern GnuPG, making it possible to transform the container format for keys and messages (I'm not sure it's possible for messages, but certainly must be possible for the keys). Sadly, it's not.
- mirimir 9y agoAh. I'm no expert, for sure. So are you saying that the file system and chat don't use users' GnuPG keys? Upon reconsideration, that makes sense. Remembering the setup process, that is. And the fact that I don't get GnuPG unlock prompts when I'm using the app. Feel a little sheepish about that, I do. And it'd be good if Keybase were clearer. But still, it is GnuPG authenticated, I think. Because the account is tied to both a GnuPG key and the Keybase container encryption.