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Keybase is fine for throwaway encryption that only needs short-term wire security to protect data that will be useless next month. I wouldn't use a keybase key
by wetKoala 8y ago
Keybase is fine for throwaway encryption that only needs short-term wire security to protect data that will be useless next month.
I wouldn't use a keybase key for anything that should be rendered eternally unbreakable, based on side-channel threat analysis alone. Private keys are not something that should be sourced from a website.