Hi all,
hope you all had a Happy New Year and that your are all healthy!
I am currently in the mood to discuss things here and there publicity
and regarding GnuPG and the OpenPGP ecosystem I was wondering about
the following.
I assume the following: Werner is globally known as the author of
GnuP
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 batch-mod
> I assume the following: Werner is globally known as the author of
> GnuPG and it is generally accepted that GnuPG is a defacto security
> standard globally besides S/MIME when it comes for example to private
> email communications.
No. OpenPGP is; GnuPG is just one implementation of the OpenPGP
> 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:
If you're going to propose a change like that, you need to make a case
for it.
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On Sat, Jan 2, 2021 at 10:56 PM Robert J. Hansen wrote:
> > in their twenties so that it can be assumed, when in 10 years Google
> > and IBM have Quantum Computers, which make our classic encryption
> > like
> > ECC probably useless that then people may have a problem.
>
> Quantum computing has b
