i...@zeromail.org [2019-07-22T23:40:42+02] wrote:
> Thanks, that sounds possible. But I wonder, if there is a reason GnuPG
> won't let me revoke it directly - and if so, if that reasoning is
> strong enough to not even have a way to override it. Since I have keys
> with all user IDs revoked and I
> I think that’s the point security researchers like Schneier have been
> trying to make: it is easy for all people — from grandparents who
> still think they need AOL to chipheads who can install Arch without
> watching a YouTube tutorial — to screw up encrypted email in a way
> that exposes the
I’m not so sure that it does. I think that’s the point security researchers like Schneier have been trying to make: it is easy for all people — from grandparents who still think they need AOL to chipheads who can install Arch without watching a YouTube tutorial — to screw up encrypted email in
Wiktor Kwapisiewicz:
I'd try adding one dummy User ID, revoke the rest, then delete that
dummy User ID before it gets sent to the keyserver.
Thanks, that sounds possible. But I wonder, if there is a reason GnuPG
won't let me revoke it directly - and if so, if that reasoning is strong
enough
On Mon, Jul 22, 2019 at 03:46:18PM +, Ryan McGinnis via Gnupg-users wrote:
>[1]https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2018/05/details_on_a_ne.html
>
>� 3. Why is anyone using encrypted e-mail anymore, anyway? Reliably and
>easily encrypting e-mail is an insurmountably hard problem
Hello,
I want to use GPG for rather simple authentication of downloaded files. I made
a test installation on a Windows box, then imported and validated (via
fingerprint) the public keys of some sources.
Now I have the following question. Is there some means of access control for
the public
On 22.07.2019 19:28, ilf wrote:
Is there a way to override this limitation?
I'd try adding one dummy User ID, revoke the rest, then delete that
dummy User ID before it gets sent to the keyserver.
I guess you don't want to revoke the entire key...
Kind regards,
Wiktor
Doing more keyring housekeeping, I would like to all revoke user IDs of
keypairs with revoked/expired certificates. However, I am getting this
error:
gpg: Cannot revoke the last valid user ID.
This is also in the documentation:
--quick-revoke-uid user-id user-id-to-revoke
This command
https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2018/05/details_on_a_ne.html“ 3. Why is anyone using encrypted e-mail anymore, anyway? Reliably and easily encrypting e-mail is an insurmountably hard problem for reasons having nothing to do with today's announcement. If you need to communicate securely,
Jerry wrote:
> On Mon, 22 Jul 2019 07:07:32 -0400, Robert J. Hansen stated:
> >> I went to an EFF (Electronic Frontier Foundation) meeting and a big
> >> and tall guy came to me and told me that he had a way of Breaking PGP
> >> and told me he had been working on a database program that made
On Mon, 22 Jul 2019 07:07:32 -0400, Robert J. Hansen stated:
>> I went to an EFF (Electronic Frontier Foundation) meeting and a big
>> and tall guy came to me and told me that he had a way of Breaking PGP
>> and told me he had been working on a database program that made this
>> possible and
> I went to an EFF (Electronic Frontier Foundation) meeting and a big
> and tall guy came to me and told me that he had a way of Breaking PGP
> and told me he had been working on a database program that made this
> possible and spouted off terms I had never heard before.
Yeah, these conspiracy
On 22.07.2019 11:26, Procopius via Gnupg-users wrote:
I searched and determined the author is unknown from from what I could see.
The author is Thomas H. Ptacek, here's contact info:
https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=tptacek
FWIW he's known for criticizing crypto that he thinks is
Hey Ryan thanks for posting... and this response is not a poke at you, so dont
take it personally!
but ... groan... honestly who the fck are "latacora", and all the others who
sprout shite they read somewhere and regurgitate elsewhere...
Yeah I have been seeing posts like this pop up and with
From Elwin in Lloydminster, Alberta, Canada (visiting family)
July 22, 2019
Ryan & gnupg-users,
Concerning "Essay on PGP as it is used today"
When I went to the link it said it said,
"The PGP Problem"
I searched and determined the author is unknown from from what I could
see.
The Essay
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