forked from coracle/flotilla
Jon Staab
30 lines
1.3 KiB
Svelte
30 lines
1.3 KiB
Svelte
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<div class="column gap-4">
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<ModalHeader>
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<div slot="title">What is a private key?</div>
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</ModalHeader>
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<p>
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Most software keeps track of users by giving them a username and password. This gives the
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service
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<strong>total control</strong> over their users, allowing them to ban them at any time, or sell their
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activity.
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<p>
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On <Link external href="https://nostr.com/">Nostr</Link>, <strong>you</strong> control your own
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identity and social data, through the magic of crytography. The basic idea is that you have a
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<strong>public key</strong>, which acts as your user id, and a <strong>private key</strong> which
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allows you to authenticate any message you send.
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</p>
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<p>
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It's very important to keep private keys safe, but this can sometimes be confusing for
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newcomers. This is why flotilla supports <strong>remote signer</strong> login. These services can
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store your keys securely for you, giving you access using a username and password.
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</p>
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<Button class="btn btn-primary" on:click={() => history.back()}>Got it</Button>
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