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I came to say the same. I’ve had long encryptions keys printed out as QR codes and it works surprisingly well. You can still have the text of the key, but the Q
by mbreese 4y ago
I came to say the same. I’ve had long encryptions keys printed out as QR codes and it works surprisingly well. You can still have the text of the key, but the QR code makes it a much easier process.
Especially in a situation where you won’t be around to help troubleshoot.
- conductr 4y agoAnd whoever does help has the keys to the kingdom
- mbreese 4y agoWe’re talking about keys and accounts where the credentials (print outs) are stored securely. In my case, it was a safe deposit box. You’d have to expect that whomever is helping to manage that kind of transition is trustworthy. Or at least that the people left behind trust them.