Putting your nsec into anything that's not open source and peer reviewed for security seems like a really bad idea. But I'll bite. Walk me through the key custody process from nsec entry to later retrieval @pablof7z. I found the repo for nsecbunkerd but is your client site open source? if so please provide a link.

By the way on the nsecbunkerd github page it looks like you're storing the keys in plaintext with no file permissions set. Feel free to jump in here @hodlbod @semisol @broadmode 

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 @hodlbod @jb55 @broadmode @fiatjaf @semisol  

 @benthecarman  

 That thing you’re looking at is the testing client to send test events… 

 Ok thanks for explaining. Where is the repo that you used to make this site? https://nsecbunker.com/ 

 Not public yet; we’ll be later tonight when I’m back home 

 Ok is it available now? 

 not yet; holiday here so can't work on things today 

 I don’t understand if it’s a finished product and you’re asking people to put their nsec into it then you should just have to change the settings to public. That takes two minutes.  

 I thought #nostr was where honey badgers congregated but I guess it’s just lemmings.

People putting their nsec into a site that is not open source and not reviewed for security. Sad!

#bitcoin people are better than this.
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 Autism fixes this 

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