KEYRINGS(7) - Linux manual page online | Overview, conventions, and miscellany

In-kernel key management and retention facility.

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keyrings(7)	referred by	add_key(2) \| keyctl(2) \| keyctl(3) \| keyctl_chown(3) \| keyctl_clear(3) \| keyctl_describe(3) \| keyctl_get_keyring_ID(3) \| keyctl_get_persistent(3) \| keyctl_get_security(3) \| keyctl_instantiate(3) \| keyctl_invalidate(3) \| keyctl_join_session_keyring(3) \| keyctl_link(3) \| keyctl_read(3) \| keyctl_revoke(3) \| keyctl_search(3) \| keyctl_session_to_parent(3) \| keyctl_set_reqkey_keyring(3) \| keyctl_set_timeout(3) \| keyctl_setperm(3)
keyrings(7)	refer to	keyctl_chown(3) \| keyctl_clear(3) \| keyctl_describe(3) \| keyctl_get_security(3) \| keyctl_instantiate(3) \| keyctl_link(3) \| keyctl_search(3) \| keyctl_setperm(3) \| keyutils(7) \| pam_keyinit(8) \| persistent-keyring(7) \| process-keyring(7) \| request-key(8) \| request-key.conf(5) \| request_key(2) \| selinux(8) \| session-keyring(7) \| thread-keyring(7) \| user-keyring(7) \| user-session-keyring(7)