Someone could serve a Javascript encrypter-decrypter app from IPFS so it would be certainly the same whenever you accessed it with the same URL.
Keybase.io
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Re: Keybase.io
#126 first-come, first served invitations. I love the idea of Keybase and wish more people were using it. While it's not a replacement for keysigning parties, it's a nice probabilistic model for casual security.
I'd like to give it a spin, if you haven't run out yet. Contact info on my profile.
EDIT: Received and accepted. Thanks!
Re: Keybase.io
#136 first-come, first served invitations. I love the idea of Keybase and wish more people were using it. While it's not a replacement for keysigning parties, it's a nice probabilistic model for casual security.
I'd love an invite, if any remain. Email address should be in my "about".
Re: Keybase.io
#14I have 8 invites, let me know if you want one (see my profile). I would be extra happy if you could send me a lobste.rs invite :).
Edit: it turns out that my wife also has 8, so I'll forward once mine are gone.
Edit 2: my lobste.rs wish is fulfilled, thanks! We still have some invites left.
Re: Keybase.io
#156 first-come, first served invitations. I love the idea of Keybase and wish more people were using it. While it's not a replacement for keysigning parties, it's a nice probabilistic model for casual security.
If you run out of invites for HN folks, email me. (I'm https://keybase.io/chris).
We're working pretty hard on Keybase. For the last year it was just 2 of us (me and https://keybase.io/max) , but some amazing people just joined the cause and we're building a much better service. Our Go client, for example, is almost on feature parity with the old Node reference client, and we've started working on a nice OSX GUI.
A lot has been written about PGP and its shortcomings, and we agree with pretty much all the points: client integration problems, usability, the WoT just sucking, key management, revocations. So far at Keybase we've attacking one of the most important problems with PKI in general, not just PGP: getting the right key for someone. But it's really only one piece.
I don't want to (yet!) give away too much of what we hope to launch later this year, but there's nothing about Keybase that's specific to PGP. Or chat - which people seem to get hung up on. We think we're in a very good position to release open source software that makes people's lives more secure and more convenient. Everything from financial transactions, chats, and releasing public software should be easy with a PKI. It's just not working yet.
Re: Keybase.io
#16I have 8 invites, let me know if you want one (see my profile). I would be extra happy if you could send me a lobste.rs invite :). Edit: it turns out that my wife also has 8, so I'll forward once mine are gone. Edit 2: my lobste.rs wish is fulfilled, thanks! We still have some invites left.
I have 10 and will also trade for a lobste.rs invite :)
(keybase proof and link to my social stuff in my profile)
Re: Keybase.io
#17I have 8 invites, let me know if you want one (see my profile). I would be extra happy if you could send me a lobste.rs invite :). Edit: it turns out that my wife also has 8, so I'll forward once mine are gone. Edit 2: my lobste.rs wish is fulfilled, thanks! We still have some invites left.
Ooh, also have invites if anyone wants them. Hadn't heard of lobste.rs, but seems cool if I could get an invite there in return, as well :)
Re: Keybase.io
#186 first-come, first served invitations. I love the idea of Keybase and wish more people were using it. While it's not a replacement for keysigning parties, it's a nice probabilistic model for casual security.
If you run out of invites for HN folks, email me. (I'm https://keybase.io/chris ). We're working pretty hard on Keybase. For the last year it was just 2 of us (me and https://keybase.io/max ) , but some amazing people just joined the cause and we're building a much better service. Our Go client, for example, is almost on feature parity with the old Node reference client, and we've started working on a nice OSX GUI. A…
Thanks for the great work!
I think keybase.io will be an important part of solving public key cryptography usability, given that more of my friends are on keybase.io than there were ever on the PGP keyservers.
Re: Keybase.io
#19They're also very prompt and responding to fixing bugs. E.g. https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2014/12/disclosed-minor-bug-in-keyb...
Excellent service which makes determining keys much easier.
Re: Keybase.io
#20I have 6 invites to give out.
Keybase proof and contact can be found in my profile.