On Montag, 2. Mai 2022 13:26:06 CEST Jonathan Cross via Gnupg-users wrote: > I have to say the effort involved in your method seems unrealistic for most > users: > > > Considering a paperkey is less than 150 lines, that means it should take > > 50 sessions, or a little less than 2½ months to get it on paper. The whole > > effort costs 50×10m ≃ 8 hours of your time.
For a modern ed25519 key with cv25519 subkey paperkey outputs less than 10 lines of data and a final CRC-24 checksum. 1: 00 04 69 C7 01 A4 36 FD D4 96 FA E5 58 0A A1 51 BC 58 17 C2 28 CF 6A0F72 [...] 10: B2 47 15 98 62 69 A9 53 BC B2 16 8F 9B 78 B4 BAF5C6 11: BBEA88 In the old days computer magazines contained many pages of such hexdumps that you could hack into your computer to get some nice little games. Regards, Ingo
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