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We deploy PKI for human authentication. We use a publicly available infrastructure, namely Keybase, for managing public-key pairs across devices. In addition, Keybase offers us several features for identifying users in social networks and a login-to-Keybase process which is password-less, meaning that authentication takes place using digital signatures produced by an Elliptic Curve (EC) cryptosystem. By using Keybase, we minimize the required cryptographic keys to the absolute minimum: one. We transform Keybase to a Single Sign-On (SSO) service which can vet users for using other services, exactly as it happens now with very popular, but entirely password-based, services. We implement two authentication schemes based on Keybase, KAuth and KAuth+, and we evaluate them using a state-of-the-art methodology.

KAuth: A Strong Single Sign-On Service based on PKI