I've been playing around some with OpenSSL recently, and it seems to me that
the OpenSSL command structure is rather convoluted. I've read a number of
articles, blog posts, etc. that criticize GNUPG and even make the case that
people should stop using it, in large part because of concerns around
On Sat, Dec 14, 2019 at 11:18:32PM +0100, Defiant wrote:
Hey, I recall back in the days there were lots of online tutorials about
how to strengthen your GnuPG configuration.
I don’t know which tutorials exactly you’re referring to, but I have
seen several of them myself, and I have always had
> Hey, I recall back in the days there were lots of online tutorials about
> how to strengthen your GnuPG configuration. I'm setting up my gnupg.conf
> environment and I was wondering which of these options still apply for
> todays standards (GnuPG v2.2).
The standard advice still applies: unless
Hey, I recall back in the days there were lots of online tutorials about
how to strengthen your GnuPG configuration. I'm setting up my gnupg.conf
environment and I was wondering which of these options still apply for
todays standards (GnuPG v2.2).
Thanks.
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> How can I control the encryption on the private-key?
Change the passphrase. Just changing configuration file preferences
doesn't change the way the key is stored on disk. It only says "the
next time you have to alter the way the key is stored on disk, use these
new parameters".
Changing the
