* Schlacta, Christ wrote on Fri, 25 Jul 2014, at 15:25 (-0700): > I might suggest using the same passphrase...
I don't want to sound harsh, but at this point you should hold on reading. "Using the same passphrase" should nowadays lead to big red STOP signs flashing up. > ...you use for your password manager for GPG. So long as you > use a strong passphrase and practice good password practices on > this password, it should remain uncompromised. Solving the problem of memorizing/storing the GnuPG passphrase by using another layer of software means adding further complexity. Although this possibly may not tear down security completely, the general level of security is not improved. Most likely it will decrease. Whether this is acceptable, depends on your scenarios, the known present ones and the possible future ones. Being more aware of the consequences of these small actions like "using the same password" surely belongs to the lessons learned at least in the past year. And, of course, how to prioritize security in contrast to, e.g., usability. Regards, Mathias -- CAcert Assurer Do you want to encrypt your mail? Then join CAcert and get your SSL certificate from https://www.CAcert.org. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask. OpenPGP: ID 0x44C3983FA7629DE8 - http://www.sks-keyservers.net Fingerprint: B100 5DC4 9686 BE64 87E9 0E22 44C3 983F A762 9DE8
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