alipHaving been a loyal #GPG user for years and having seen the recent gpg.fail vulnerabilities, i decided to finally do something about it: I wrote a #rustlang implementation of #OpenBSD signify with strict rules: no unsafe code, no arithmetic side effects, no proc macros. Builds on #FreeBSD, #NetBSD, #Linux, and #Windows. My contribution is the #keyring feature which allows you to specify a key-id on #Linux rather than inputting the password manually: https://crates.io/crates/signify-rs #exherbo #security
Andrea Scarpino$corporate recently moved us from #Linux to #Windows (#WSL). While I'm disappointed, I quickly set up #komorebi with a WSL-first approach, which actually works really well. However, I soon realized there was no keystore available.
`pass` is my go-to, but not everyone wants to deal with GPG setup, so I looked into alternatives for my team. Most people recommend gnome-keyring, but Iβm not a fan of bloated solutions. The thing is, I already have a keystore just outside WSL: the Windows Credential Manager.
So here we are, let's welcome `keyring_wincred` and `winaskpass`! Both store secrets in wincred using a C# script via powershell from WSL π±
https://github.com/ilpianista/winaskpass
https://github.com/ilpianista/keyring_wincred
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