agrinman

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by agrinman 9y ago
We'd love to do an integration with keybase.io: i.e. add your Kryptonite SSH public key to your Keybase profile.
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by agrinman 9y ago
The problem is that your private key stored in ~/.ssh/id_rsa can be read by any user-level application. The private key is even vulnerable if you passphrase encrypt it. See our deep dive into the threat model: https://b
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by agrinman 9y ago
1. You have to upload your Kryptonite public key to ~/.ssh/authorized_keys on all the servers you want to access with your Kryptonite key. Take a look at the unlisted command `kr add`to help with this. It automatically adds your
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by agrinman 9y ago
Kryptonite works over bluetooth too, so even if AWS SQS is down, you'll still be able to use your private key
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MIT’s walking speed measurement more accurate than Fitbit(techcrunch.com)
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by agrinman 9y ago
https://github.com/kryptco . No need to trust krypt.co, anyone can review and compile the source code themselves.
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Secret Share All the Files(github.com)
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Secret Share All the Things(github.com)
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Chasm – Secret Share All the Things(github.com)
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Chasm – Secret Sharing Cloud Backup(github.com)
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Show HN: Chasm – Fault-Tolerant, Information-Theoretic Secure Cloud Backup(github.com)
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AMEX Phisher Leaks Thousands of Victim IPs(medium.com)
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