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Has anyone thought about a subkey spec for nostr? PGP supports a similar concept. This would allow keeping your primary key very safe e.g. by storing it in a yubikey or HSM. This primary key represents your online identity and is only used to create/revoke subkeys. Subkeys could then be used for different apps e.g. binary signing for developers and clients with different security models. Here‘s an explanation for OpenPGP subkeys:
https://wiki.debian.org/Subkeys What are the current best practices for nsec storage and key rotation? note1ggm…a9tw
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