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Keep it public, but use a very good passphrase. That's not impossible to do. I'm not a crypto type but I believe what you want is a password-based key derivati
by mpyne 13y ago
Keep it public, but use a very good passphrase. That's not impossible to do.
I'm not a crypto type but I believe what you want is a password-based key derivation function such as scrypt, the output of which you can then use as the symmetric key to encrypt/decrypt the private key. (This might even be what GPG/SSH does for you; I'm not at all sure)