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Storing private keys in a place that you do not control is ridiculous. First line of the home page: Keybase will be a public directory of publicly auditable p
by kitd 13y ago
Storing private keys in a place that you do not control is ridiculous.
First line of the home page:
Keybase will be a public directory of publicly auditable public keys.
- mikegioia 13y agoAt the bottom of the page: Keybase.io is also a Keybase client, however certain crypto actions (signing and decrypting) are limited to users who store client-encrypted copies of their private keys on the server, an optional feature we didn't mention above.