Hardeep Singh wrote:
> 1. While creating the key, I noticed RSA is sign only. Does it mean an
> RSA key cannot be used to encrypt? Why so - even RSA is now in public
> domain I believe. PGP (the free version) also allows RSA keys.
No, it does not mean that you *can't* use RSA to encrypt. You woul
Hardeep Singh wrote:
> 1. While creating the key, I noticed RSA is sign only. Does it mean
> an RSA key cannot be used to encrypt?
No. I use a set of RSA keys to encrypt and sign data. All that it
means is you need to create your set of encryption keys in a separate
step from creating your signi
Hi All
I need to travel a lot and send emails/proposals on the go. Mostly I
just carry my docs on a pendrive, rarely also carrying a laptop. So
even though I have known PGP for quite a long time and I tried my hand
at it, also at thawte, I never took it seriously since PGP needs to be
installed a
