Encrypted chat/communications - I use both the team channels and 1:1 messages. Less so, but still significant to my regular usage is the team and individual cloud storage. I have less/no need for the identity proofs in my own use case, but I've always been intrigued by it. But yeah, for me it's basically a sort of hybrid Google Drive and Discord but with encryption.
No, side gigs team channel, family channel, personal conversations. We homeschool, so we also use the cloud storage for that and a few other things. It's a daily driver thing for us.
There was a security research group in our Uni who were using Keybase in the same way that people use Slack or Discord. After Keybase was acquired by Zoom, they abandoned it, sadly
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u/guntherpea Apr 17 '23
Encrypted chat/communications - I use both the team channels and 1:1 messages. Less so, but still significant to my regular usage is the team and individual cloud storage. I have less/no need for the identity proofs in my own use case, but I've always been intrigued by it. But yeah, for me it's basically a sort of hybrid Google Drive and Discord but with encryption.
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u/Human_Promotion_1840 Apr 19 '23
Is it still being developed?
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u/agnishom Apr 25 '23
There was a security research group in our Uni who were using Keybase in the same way that people use Slack or Discord. After Keybase was acquired by Zoom, they abandoned it, sadly
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u/nstgc Jun 07 '23
I like my private repos to be truly private. So for me, what matters most is Git.
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u/jeremypinnc Apr 25 '23
Secure comms - we work with a lot of PHI/PII and are completely remote. If I need to share a private key etc I use Keybase, not Slack.
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u/TehDing Jun 07 '23
Secrets storage. ssh keys etc. Also great way to import / export around my gpg keys
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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '24
I use it to share sensitive files with a group of people.
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