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What should we use instead?
by simonbrown 13y ago
What should we use instead?
- guard-of-terra 13y agoSomething based on public key cryptography. Private keys contained in some kind of protected device where they can't be easily stolen from. Or, even better, distributed.
- gnosis 13y agoAre you going to protect your private key with a password? Or are you recommending we use password-less private keys? Also, please let me know when you've convinced the major banks and web service providers to use public key cryptography instead of passwords.
- guard-of-terra 13y agoI'm going to store my private key in an arrangement you can't read it from even if you control the system. For stupid services we can generate long random passwords, store them along. Not bothering the user with that.