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Use NEAR access keys properly #19

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Sladuca opened this issue Feb 16, 2021 · 0 comments
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Use NEAR access keys properly #19

Sladuca opened this issue Feb 16, 2021 · 0 comments
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help wanted Extra attention is needed question Further information is requested scoping Do some exploration and decide what the best way forward is

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Sladuca commented Feb 16, 2021

Problem

right now the wallet only stores and manages "root" keys. However, near's account structure is more complicated than that since it allows for having specific keys that can have a certain permission scope. By default, we should use these access keys and use them in a manner as granular as possible. This could mean storing a separate access key for every method on every smart recipient smart contract (which could be a user).

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Make a proposal on how we ought to go forward with access keys and implement it. Would necessarily entail:

  • learning how NEAR's access keys are formatted
  • learning how and when NEAR's access keys are suggested to be generated
  • comparing the previous two with how /signTx is implemented
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