31–40 of 121 posts
Earlier quoted context omitted.
...with the added security benefit of not uploading your private key on Keybase!
How is publicly sharing your public key a security flaw?
Anybody here got invitation codes for keybase ?
You don't need to have home brew. And most of this can be done a lot simpler: https://gist.github.com/danieleggert/b029d44d4a54b328c0bac65...
Why don't you like Homebrew?
Is keybase.io still mostly useless because it is not compatible with other key-exchange servers and can't be easily added to Enigma in Thunderbird?
I got really frustrated by this a couple weeks ago when I needed to get a key from a contractor but it was only on Keybase, which at the time I thought could be used as a GPG keyserver.
Is keybase.io still mostly useless because it is not compatible with other key-exchange servers and can't be easily added to Enigma in Thunderbird?
AFAIK keybase.io is not meant as a key exchange server. You should publish your keys using an existing exchange server.
Note that you don't need keybase.io to sign your commits: https://help.github.com/articles/signing-commits-using-gpg/
...with the added security benefit of not uploading your private key on Keybase!
Earlier quoted context omitted.
AFAIK keybase.io is not meant as a key exchange server. You should publish your keys using an existing exchange server.
The problem is that AFAIK they don't tell their users that anywhere, and I often encounter people that only have their key on Keybase and it's a real pain to import their key.