minisig vs signify
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minisig vs signify
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I've recently came across the signify tool which is the OpenBSD solution to sign and verify files. Excluding GPG, I only knew about minisig to to achieve the same effect.
I'm trying to figure out what are the differences between those two tools since they seem to achieve the same end result, and use the same ed25519 key format, and why should I use one instead of the other.
signature
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I've recently came across the signify tool which is the OpenBSD solution to sign and verify files. Excluding GPG, I only knew about minisig to to achieve the same effect.
I'm trying to figure out what are the differences between those two tools since they seem to achieve the same end result, and use the same ed25519 key format, and why should I use one instead of the other.
signature
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CoutoCouto
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I'm still researching, and I found this comment from minisig's author news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9709163 It seems they are both compatible, but minisig supports "trusted comments".
– Couto
yesterday
I'd personally think signify is a better choice, just because it is actively developed and maintained by the OpenBSD folks, not a random guy with a GitHub account.
– forest
yesterday
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I've recently came across the signify tool which is the OpenBSD solution to sign and verify files. Excluding GPG, I only knew about minisig to to achieve the same effect.
I'm trying to figure out what are the differences between those two tools since they seem to achieve the same end result, and use the same ed25519 key format, and why should I use one instead of the other.
signature
asked yesterday
CoutoCouto
1162
I've recently came across the signify tool which is the OpenBSD solution to sign and verify files. Excluding GPG, I only knew about minisig to to achieve the same effect.
I'm trying to figure out what are the differences between those two tools since they seem to achieve the same end result, and use the same ed25519 key format, and why should I use one instead of the other.
signature
signature
asked yesterday
CoutoCouto
1162
asked yesterday
CoutoCouto
1162
asked yesterday
CoutoCouto
1162
asked yesterday
CoutoCouto
1162
asked yesterday
CoutoCouto
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1162
migrated from crypto.stackexchange.com 2 hours ago
This question came from our site for software developers, mathematicians and others interested in cryptography.
migrated from crypto.stackexchange.com 2 hours ago
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I'm still researching, and I found this comment from minisig's author news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9709163 It seems they are both compatible, but minisig supports "trusted comments".
– Couto
yesterday
I'd personally think signify is a better choice, just because it is actively developed and maintained by the OpenBSD folks, not a random guy with a GitHub account.
– forest
yesterday
add a comment |
I'm still researching, and I found this comment from minisig's author news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9709163 It seems they are both compatible, but minisig supports "trusted comments".
– Couto
yesterday
I'd personally think signify is a better choice, just because it is actively developed and maintained by the OpenBSD folks, not a random guy with a GitHub account.
– forest
yesterday
I'm still researching, and I found this comment from minisig's author news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9709163 It seems they are both compatible, but minisig supports "trusted comments".
– Couto
yesterday
I'm still researching, and I found this comment from minisig's author news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9709163 It seems they are both compatible, but minisig supports "trusted comments".
– Couto
yesterday
I'd personally think signify is a better choice, just because it is actively developed and maintained by the OpenBSD folks, not a random guy with a GitHub account.
– forest
yesterday
I'd personally think signify is a better choice, just because it is actively developed and maintained by the OpenBSD folks, not a random guy with a GitHub account.
– forest
yesterday
add a comment |
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I'm still researching, and I found this comment from minisig's author news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9709163 It seems they are both compatible, but minisig supports "trusted comments".
– Couto
yesterday
I'd personally think signify is a better choice, just because it is actively developed and maintained by the OpenBSD folks, not a random guy with a GitHub account.
– forest
yesterday