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> You do. (Or in reality, the whole world since the point of Mega is to share files.) That implication makes no sense to me. Why would you ever share a private
by ericbb 14y ago
> You do. (Or in reality, the whole world since the point of Mega is to share files.)
That implication makes no sense to me. Why would you ever share a private key?
The trust question is more about public keys. Do you trust that the key you think is your friends public key really is? And that's what key-signings are for.
The screenshot shows in-browser key generation but there's no reason I can think of that they should not accept keys generated by GPG or similar. Generate your keypair as securely as you can and however you like--and then only submit your public key to the Mega site.
- wmf 14y agoIt's not clear why they're using public key crypto in the first place. But since the whole point of Mega is sharing files, people will definitely be sharing the decryption keys. Do you trust that that copy of The Dark Knight Rises is really from who you think? Who cares?