On Sep 23, 2008, at 7:24 PM, Faramir wrote:

 I think I will add some more algos, to avoid using 3DES (while it
should be safe enough... I don't like the solution "lets do it 3 times")

3DES is arguably the "best" (defined as "has been studied the most and hasn't been broken") algorithm in OpenPGP. 3DES has been around since 1978 (far longer than anything else in OpenPGP) and been attacked continually since then. It hasn't fallen yet. The main reason why 3DES isn't good is that it's dreadfully slow, not that it isn't a good cipher.

David


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