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by Jtsummers
3178 days ago
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https://keybase.io/ericgeller Assuming you trust Keybase (or if not fully trust at least consider it part of a more general trust network) then the key can be verified against that. That it's hosted over HTTP or any other protocol is irrelevant if it's also attached to some trust network. You can obtain it, check the fingerprint and/or value against his Keybase information and determine then whether or not you trust the key. |
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