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Few engineers at my start-up were using keybase to share credentials between them, as well as between company and/or personal laptops. A lot of information was
by gip 8y ago
Few engineers at my start-up were using keybase to share credentials between them, as well as between company and/or personal laptops. A lot of information was exposed to the wild internet (machine names, developer names, connection between them,...) posing a clear security risk. My experience is that most engineers do not understand how to safely use keybase at that point.
- sargun 8y agoHow is that information a security problem greater than say LinkedIn? Also, I'm curious where machine names were being exposed in Keybase?
- insomniacity 8y agoMachine names, example from a Keybase founder: https://keybase.io/chris/devices https://keybase.io/chris/devices
- lokedhs 8y agoYou choose those names when you add the device. It can be anything. That said, it would probably be good if they added a note saying that the device name you choose is public, which is not really clear in the current UI.