On Jun 12, 2007, at 8:27 AM, Hardeep Singh wrote:
Even if the PGP license key was somehow compromised (which I highly
doubt), it does not follow that "probably our keys can also be
cracked".
Why not?
Breaking PGP's license key doesn't not in any way imply that my
private key has been co
Hardeep Singh wrote:
>> Even if the PGP license key was somehow compromised (which I highly
>> doubt), it does not follow that "probably our keys can also be
>> cracked".
>
> Why not?
Because DRM is not the same as encryption. It's like saying "just
because you saw a car break down doesn't mean
> Even if the PGP license key was somehow compromised (which I highly
> doubt), it does not follow that "probably our keys can also be
> cracked".
Why not?
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