Developers and release engineers lose confidence when signing keys are accidentally committed or exposed on operator machines. SealSign provides an isolated, on‑demand signing enclave that reconstructs keys via secret‑sharing only at the moment of signing, then instantly destroys them, eliminating human‑handled key material.
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hn • r/hackernews
Comment on: Updated GPG Key for Signing Firefox and Thunderbird Releases
You are right that SSS requires temporarily rematerializing the raw key at the moment of signing. Even so it would be a huge improvement:> Which makes the exact situation that occurred here possible.Not so. The situation here was operator errror and someone mistakenly committing signing key in cleartext to repo. So this exact situation would not be possible. They could also have a process of signing on a dedicated instance (possibly with its own shard) which would remove key exposure completely from operator machines. This is all achivable with existing tooling and without changing implementa
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Developers and release engineers lose confidence when signing keys are accidentally committed or exposed on operator machines. SealSign provides an isolated, on‑demand signing enclave that reconstructs keys via secret‑sharing only at the moment of signing, then instantly destroys them, eliminating human‑handled key material.
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