With their first release, Keybase simplified encrypted file sharing, allowing anyone to securely send data without the need for additional third-party software. Now the company wants to bring that ...

Keybase started off as co-founder and developer Max Krohn’s “hobby project”—a way for people to share PGP keys with a simple username-based lookup. Then Chris Coyne (who also was cofounder of OkCupid ...

A recently released extension for Chrome, developed by the public key crypto database Keybase, brought end-to-end encrypted messaging to several apps this week. A recently released Chrome extension, ...

Zoom announced this morning that it has acquired Keybase, a startup with encryption expertise. It did not reveal the purchase price. The company has faced a number of security issues in the last ...

is The Verge’s executive editor. He has covered tech, policy, and online creators for over a decade. Zoom has acquired Keybase, an encryption and security service meant to serve as a secure home for ...

Keybase added to its encrypted tool kit today when it launched Keybase Teams, an open source, Slack-like communications tool with end-to-end encryption. Desktop and mobile versions are available for ...

Keybase has resolved a security flaw in the messaging client that preserved image content in the cache for cleartext viewing. The security-focused end-to-end encrypted chat app, which was acquired by ...

Keybase, which provided people with a way to encrypt the messages they send, has branched out into file sharing, and it works quite differently from services like Dropbox. You can create two types of ...

As the company continues to battle security woes, it has acquired Keybase to boost security and privacy. A full cryptographic draft architecture will be available on May 22. Video calling platform ...

Keybase, a tool for creating a secure online identity and privately messaging others, has launched Teams, an end-to-end encrypted group chat app that closely resembles Slack. Built by the folks behind ...