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is someone working on a “multi-user” system for accessing nostr accounts?

what if you had a webapp where you sign in with your nsec and can be “admin” to invite other nsecs but they cant see the nsec but they can post on behalf

and you can remove them without ever leaking the key
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peer 2y ago

kinda what tweetdeck does to sharing access to twitter accounts

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peer 2y ago

#[2]​ #[3]​ #[4]​ any ideas?

goal: we wanna have a shared account for #[5]​ but we dont want to give every author the nsec

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<old>cypherhoodlum 2y ago

Yeah we need partially signed nostr events (psne) like psbt's. Maybe it's already possible?

https://github.com/fiatjaf/nos2x

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Beemo 2y ago

Yup, you can sign and verify events. Already implemented using the nip-07 standard. 😉

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<old>cypherhoodlum 2y ago

But I mean we need partially signed events as in multisig on nostr where only k-of-n people can sign an event stating for example that "we will post this note on a shared nostr profile."

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<old>cypherhoodlum 2y ago

If one person can know the private key of the shared nostr profile then the problem is a "normal" secret sharing scheme (like Shamir). But I wonder if it would be possible that no-one has the full key, but events could still be signed collaboratively with k-of-n shares of the secret.