Embed Notice

@agowa338 @pid_eins @siosm it's not a different use case, it's simply that the threat model you are describing makes no sense. You spent a dozen posts above going against a perceived flaw in a feature because of local attacks, and now you are claiming that it's fine to leave private keys in plain text locally. This is completely contradictory, if you are worried about local attacks, the first thing to do is to never, ever have local signing keys. Average users are not security experts.