On the flip side of the anecdata I signed up for a thing that could prove I am me in case it ever became useful then they added chat to it and something to do with git and then started spamming me with some cryptocoin bollocks
Of course, absolutely ZERO crossover between that kind of utility and this Stellar thing. I'd like them to find more life-improving nuggets of utility like that instead. Find more places in your life where you want something encrypted ad-hoc but don't want to memorise your GPG key ID. Any time someone would normally whisper to tell you something could be a candidate.
module "iam-user_foobar" { source = "terraform-aws-modules/iam/aws//modules/iam-user" version = "2.3.0" name = "foobar" pgp_key = "keybase:foobar" force_destroy = true create_iam_user_login_profile = true create_iam_access_key = false password_length = "${var.password_length}" }
This sets the users password then PGP encrypts the password with their keys from keybase. You can then use the module output to get the pgp encrypted password and pass it to the user (manually, email etc...).
Otherwise it will put the password in plaintext in the state, not a massive issue as you can set it to require changing next login. But eliminates the even slight chance of leakage.
I use git-crypt for storing secrets in git repositories.
In the future, I'll probably switch to this, though: https://github.com/bitnami-labs/sealed-secrets
I love the idea of keybase but in practice I never had contact from strangers suddenly using GPG, so it felt more aspirational than useful. But with zero interest in cryptocurrencies any tiein/integration was just wasted on me.