> There are no key servers for signify. No web of trust. Just keys. The good news is the keys are pretty small. As demonstrated. We can stick them just about ev

> There are no key servers for signify. No web of trust. Just keys. The good news is the keys are pretty small. As demonstrated. We can stick them just about everywhere, and we do. They're on the web site, they're on twitter, they're on the top side of CD. 56 base64 characters. You can read it out loud over the phone in under a minute. Wide dispersion makes it harder and harder to intercept all the ways you may get the key and increases the risk of detection should anybody try some funny business. https://www.openbsd.org/papers/bsdcan-signify.html https://www.openbsd.org/papers/bsdcan-signify.html but if you really want to have a central public place for keys, then the recently discussed https://keys.pub https://keys.pub should work, just needs minor format conversion: https://keys.pub/docs/specs/keys.html https://keys.pub/docs/specs/keys.html