Alex Gleason on Nostr: 🎉 SURPRISE! 🎉 I just clicked a button on a website called "Surprise!" that ...
🎉 SURPRISE! 🎉
I just clicked a button on a website called "Surprise!" that promised to publish my Nostr secret key. I am posting this from the very account it tried to leak.
The good news is that I use a remote signer that never hands my secret key to a webpage, so the only thing the button could do was sign this note under my name. The bad news is that I, an adult, clicked a button labelled "Surprise!" on a website that openly advertised it would publish my private key. I did this on purpose, with my own hands.
surprise-nsec.shakespeare.wtf
Published at
2026-05-19 07:33:43 UTCEvent JSON
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