Hello!
I want to visually distinguish disabled OpenPGP-keys in Kleopatras interface.
Therefor I edited inlibkleopatrarc and added a category "Disabled keys" to it:
[Key Filter #10]
Name=Disabled keys
font-italic=true
foreground-color=186,189,182
is-disabled=true
As a result I would expect to
log (Windows Defender) or any other signs for
abnormal behaviour of my system.
Greetings
Karel
12. Juli 2021, 14:05 von bernh...@intevation.de:
> Hello Karel,
>
> Am Samstag, 3. Juli 2021, 22:29:15 CEST schrieb karel-v_g--- via Gnupg-users:
>
>> After Updating from GPG4W
Hello!
After Updating from GPG4Win 3.1.15 to .16 I noticed that the newest build does
not install mkportable.exe?!
Is it missing by intend or by accident?
How can I make the latest build portable?
Thanks for help!
Karel
PS: I hope it is okay to ask this GPG4Win-related question here on the
Hello!
Another question: why donˋt you use GCM as a possible mode for AEAD? It seems
to be the most common nowadays and was also implemented in S/MIME v4 to
overcome efail.Cheers
Karel
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Hello!
The list of additions and changes to GnuPG 2.3 is quite impressive. Thanks for
all the work on GnuPG.
Just out of curiosity one question: why did you "only" add curve x448 from the
SafeCurves project and not also E-521? For NIST and Brainpool the available
curves >500bits are also
Hello!
For me GPA always display only the old short Key-ID.
How / where can I change that? I have not found any option in the GUI or for
gpa.conf.
For GnuPG itself I have already set "keyid-format 0xlong" in gpg.conf, but that
does not affect GPA.
Thanks for help!
Karel
Hello!
For me GPA always display only the old short Key-ID.
How / where can I change that? I have not found any option in the GUI or for
gpa.conf.
For GnuPG itself I have already set "keyid-format 0xlong" in gpg.conf, but that
does not affect GPA.
Thanks for help!
Karel
Hello!
Over the years I have collected quiet a few personal private and foreign public
keys that were either revoked or that I have simply disabled.
How can I configure Kleopatra and GPA to either optically differentiate, hide
or these keys?
GPA displays all keys in the same manner and I have
>
> "Because I think it would be cool" is a good answer if you're the one
> writing the patch and volunteering to do long-term support of it. All
> other people need to be able to answer it.
>
Hello!
I suspect the tone of your reply and the fact that you put me near script
kiddies is due to the
>Yeah. Less time worrying about how to make OpenPGP continue for>another
>twenty years, more time spent about how to make a next->generation
>cryptographic tool that will occupy the same space OpenPGP>did but will do it
>better and with more modern techniques.
I totally agree with you on that.
Hello!
I know there are and have been fierce discussions about the useful length of
RSA-Keys. I don't want to dive deeper into that, and I hope this special
question has not been discussed recently:
The generation of large RSA-Keys is extremely well hidden for normal users, it
requires
part.
But it's a pity that Thunderbird developed its own solution because of
licensing issues while we have a proven working solution with GnuPG...
But why should I take the discussion personal?? :-)
Karel
28. Mai 2020, 23:21 von s...@300baud.de:
> karel-v_g--- via Gnupg-users wr
as my best guess without being a native speaker...
Does this change the meaning or anything else?
Karel
27. Mai 2020, 23:41 von s...@300baud.de:
> karel-v_g--- via Gnupg-users wrote:
>
>
>> Hello!
>>
>
> [...]
>
>> Aside from advising to use BSI-certi
Hello!
>I just checked the BSI's list of certified products. Gpg4Win andGpg4KDE are
>currently listed until >2022-06-30, and you can continueusing them.
>Thunderbird and Enigmail are not included in that list,so >you are apparently
>using your own software mix anyway.
Indeed, the only
Hello!
I am required to use certified encryption for mails by my supervising
authorities and good practise.
Because of this I have been using a combination of Thunderbird, Enigmail and
Gpg4Win, as the latter one is certified by German BSI.
With the approaching release of Thunderbird 78 Gpg4Win
Hello!
In May 2019 the German Federal Office for Information security (Bundesamt für
Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik, BSI [1]) approved GnuPG for securing
data of the lowest security classification (VS Nur für den Dienstgebrauch,
comparable to NATO Restricted). [2]
This approval was
Hello!
Just right now I have read about a security vulnerability in the PGP
keyservers, that can likely not be fixed according to Heise Online.
That makes me writing about something I have been thinking of for quiet some
time now:
I am working in an environment that deals with highly sensitive
Hello!
I have seen that the latest revision of OpenPGP-cards (3.3) supports ECC-keys
and is available for sale.
Does this also include curve25519 or "only" Brainpool and NIST?
Thanks for enlightment!
Karel
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Hello!I am using GnuPG 1.4.x to symmetrically encrypt files before I transfer
them to "the cloud" for backup reasons.Is there any way to test these encrypted
files for errors, i.e. to make sure they can be decrypted correctly without
actually having to decrypt them again?Providing the
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