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Paperback: An encrypted paper-based backup scheme

GitHub - cyphar/paperback: Paper backup generator suitable for long-term storage…
Paper backup generator suitable for long-term storage. - GitHub - cyphar/paperback: Paper backup generator suitable for long-term storage.

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davearonson

davearonson

It might not have when you read it, but now the README says:

paperback also supports (k, n) redundancy, allowing for n key shards to be created but only k being required in order for the backup to be recovered.

OvermindDL1

OvermindDL1

I like this idea. Would be nice to also have the support to split keys up so you need, say, 3 of 5 or whatever of the keys to be able to actually get the key data that it all encodes, would be an interesting and physical backup for a big key split among multiple people that’s significantly less susceptible to one person going a bit ‘wrong’.

OvermindDL1

OvermindDL1

Ah usage instructions were added 3 days ago (it’s very new), that’s awesome!

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