On 10.07.2019 05:55, Dmitry Alexandrov wrote: > Patrick Brunschwig <[email protected]> wrote: >> I am happy to announce Enigmail v2.0.12 for Thunderbird 60.* > >> This release sets the default keyserver to keys.openpgp.org in order to >> mitigate the SKS Keyserver Network Attack [1]. This change is applied >> unconditionally for all installations, except if the default keyserver is >> set to an ldap server. > > Given that the issue is now mitigated in GPG, when will reverting this back > be scheduled?
I won't revert this change for two reasons: 1. It will take weeks to months until the majority of the Windows and macOS systems will have updated (which first requires the availability of new versions of gpg4win, GPGTools, GpgOSX etc). 2. As I already said publicly, the default in Enigmail 2.1 will be keys.openpgp.org. The change is now just a little earlier than anticipated. If you want a different default keyserver, you can change that manually in the Enigmail preferences. -Patrick
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