=> Re: "Is that's safe to use same identity certificate for..." | In: s/Gemini
We also need to keep in mind, at least when we are talking security wise, I have never actually heard of anyone who has gotten their cert/keys stolen.
It happens on servers, sure, but they are always online and running software that can have a myriad of vulnerabilities.
People forget that the access required to steal a cert/key, means you already have an attacker on your local system. At which point your cert/key is the least of your problems.
=> 🐸 HanzBrix
Jan 13 · 6 days ago
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Is that's safe to use same identity certificate for different services? Usually, asymmetric encryption means I share data signed with own private key + remote public key. Don't remember where exactly but saw the recommendation to use different certs for different hosts in Geminispace. Maybe that's because of privacy reasons only..
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