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One-way encryption, ad-hoc encryption for users, without private keys #9
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@psionic-k One-way encryption works fine, just don't include your public key in |
The way to accomplish a "blind edit" is to first |
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The CLI instructions show an edit of an existing secret and having access to private keys necessary to do so. I may want to set up a situation where the ssh private key is unrecoverable by the user who needs to encrypt secrets. In such case, a one-way encryption workflow is necessary. The ad-hoc pathway to get encrypted secrets into the store, if there is one, is not documented on the README and needs to be pulled out of code. A user who can re-encrypt secrets can always control the contents of secrets without needing to access them, a blind edit.
I'm looking into the management of decryption keys still.
This issue is motivated by dotfiles use cases with multiple users, not the root user case.
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