First thought: wow, someone came up with an NFC application that I
would actually accept as not obviously horrible security.
Second thought: you could just keep your public key in a saved TXT
and just send it to the other's phone that way. Even my unsmart phone
with the 4.5cm screen can do that
On 04-07-2014 15:47, David Q. wrote:
> * Is there simply no general interest to address this at this time in the
> cryptographic/PGP community?
There exists public-key algorithms that are resistant against quantum
computers, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NTRUEncrypt for example, an
overview c
>> But what about younger people here in their teens, 20s or 30s? What
>> am I missing?
(For the record: at 39 I am close to outside of David's target audience,
but I'm still within it. :) )
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> Most of you don't seem worried about the possibility of 4096 qubits
> happening (i.e., of RSA-2048 being cracked) at all before you are
> dead.
Excited, maybe. Not worried.
> But what about younger people here in their teens, 20s or 30s? What
> am I missing?
I had an aunt that I was really c
Am 03.07.2014 16:16, schrieb Werner Koch:
> Signing is a very different thing than encryption. It has nothing to
> do
> with encryption. Using the terms decryption or encryption to describe
> signature creation and verification leads to confusion (it is actually
> only partly true for the RSA
(I'm continuing my thread from May 2014.)
I have been reading through this thread.
Most of you don't seem worried about the possibility of 4096 qubits
happening (i.e., of RSA-2048 being cracked) at all before you are dead.
But what about younger people here in their teens, 20s or 30s? What am I
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On 03-Jul-14 12:50 PM, Daniel Krebs wrote:
> Anregungen, Meinungen?
http://www.german-privacy-fund.de/e-mails-verschlusseln-leicht-gemacht/
Burks :-)
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On 04.07.2014 09:22, Martin Behrendt wrote:
>> So are there analogies that can easily explain what signing does?
>
> My first try (I think someone wrote something similar before, just
> slightly different context): I give you (everyone) a key, to a
> (pad)lock which only I can build. And I lock my
