> Keybase.io is very much rolling their own system.
It's a store (much like github) for standard PGP/GPG keys. And it provides a convenient CLI for basic tasks.
As far as I can see, it does no more rolling of its own system than Github.
It's a store (much like github) for standard PGP/GPG keys. And it provides a convenient CLI for basic tasks.
As far as I can see, it does no more rolling of its own system than Github.
There's no way within GPG to easily determine whether you have a trust path to a given key unless you have all the intermediate keys already.
The big assumption keybase.io seems to challenge here is that your online identity doesn't consist only of your public key.