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Hi
On Tuesday 18 December 2012 at 12:06:07 AM, in
, Hauke Laging wrote:
> Enforcing a reduction of
> security is in a security context strange at best.
That is what I meant by observing that convenience is often the
opposite of security. It is c
Am Mo 17.12.2012, 23:37:33 schrieb MFPA:
> > Once unlocked the
> > OpenPGP card does as many decryptions as you want. I do
> > not see any reason for that.
>
> Convenience. (Which is often the opposite of security.)
No. Allowing(!) you to do so would be convinience. Even making this the
default m
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Hi
On Sunday 16 December 2012 at 5:03:42 AM, in
, Hauke Laging wrote:
> With a compromised mainkey it
> shouldn't be a problem to create a certificate with a
> modified capability set anyway.
Yes, I didn't think that through properly.
MFPA:
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On Mon, 17 Dec 2012 20:46:33 +0100
klaus wrote:
> Hi
>
> I am looking for at system to handle signing and verifying documents
> (not mail) on a document repository on a webserver. I imaging a
> system who should be able to show the document, and tell who and when
> it was signed by. It should a
Hi
I am looking for at system to handle signing and verifying documents
(not mail) on a document repository on a webserver. I imaging a system
who should be able to show the document, and tell who and when it was
signed by. It should also enable the user to sign the document by
uploading a se
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On 17/12/12 16:04, Johan Wevers wrote:
>> I was just thinking maybe the messages could be short enough yet
>> moderately secure, to send over SMS, due to the shorter key
>> sizes?
>
> There is an open source Java application that implements ECC pu
On 17-12-2012 3:14, Thomas Demers wrote:
> I was just thinking maybe the messages could be short enough yet
> moderately secure, to send over SMS, due to the shorter key sizes?
There is an open source Java application that implements ECC public key
encryption with SMS: http://cryptosms.org/ (don'
Hey, I found the discussion in this newsgroup linked to below. It
was last posted to in 2010. Looked like ECC support was coming, but
as far as I can tell GPG doesn't support ECC yet. Is it on it's way?
I was just thinking maybe the messages could be short enough yet
moderately secure, to sen
