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Correct. Relying on keybase's service to keep the PKI running is the definition of centralized architecture, no matter if it's publicly verifiable or not. Also
by diafygi 8y ago
Correct. Relying on keybase's service to keep the PKI running is the definition of centralized architecture, no matter if it's publicly verifiable or not.
Also, I'm not sure how easy it is to run a private keybase PKI (anyone done this before?). For GPG/SKS keyservers, you can spin up separate pools of keyservers for private PKI pretty easily.