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Bletchley is actually a different piece of our infrastructure: it protects keys by storing them in hardware, whereas Keywhiz is aimed at distributing the secret
by emerose 12y ago
Bletchley is actually a different piece of our infrastructure: it protects keys by storing them in hardware, whereas Keywhiz is aimed at distributing the secrets that apps really need (API tokens for 3rd party services, eg).
We presented Keywhiz at Baythreat in 2012: http://www.baythreat.org/2012/speakers.html http://www.baythreat.org/2012/speakers.html I'm not sure if that was recorded, though.
- christop 12y agoCool, thanks. Are there any slides? I saw @diogomonica mention there have been several presentations, but I couldn't find any.
- sul3n3t 12y agoBack then we tried to upload the keynote to slideshare without success. I think the blog post pretty much covers the same material regarding Keywhiz but with more detail.