On Sat 2016-12-31 14:59:48 -0500, Robert J. Hansen wrote:
>> I'm now at the point where I need to restore files
>> from a zip archive, and part of that means ensuring I have the correct
>> POSIX permissions on each file.
>
> I'm going with 0x0644 (-rw-r--r--) on the .conf files, 0x0755
> (-rwxr-xr-
The author's stand is hilarious to me. He is
"My day-to-day work is in the field of information security and
especially incident handling, analysis and response. "
That's is to say, he's a security expert. But he compares himself with
Johnny by quoting "Why Johnny Can’t Encrypt”
Actually, there
https://www.foo.be/2016/12/OpenPGP-really-works outlines a number of
counter-arguments in support of GnuPG over OTR chat app and other
alternatives.
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Christian Heinrich
http://cmlh.id.au/contact
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On 01/02/2017 11:26 AM, Christopher Beck wrote:
>
> Hi Lynn,
>
>
> well, it is possible. There is an option for exporting only subkeys:
>
> gpg --output secret-subkeys --export-secret-subkeys SUBKEYID!
>
> It is important to use the exclamation mark at the end of the subkey-id!
>
> Instead of this
Hi Lynn,
well, it is possible. There is an option for exporting only subkeys:
gpg --output secret-subkeys --export-secret-subkeys SUBKEYID!
It is important to use the exclamation mark at the end of the subkey-id!
Instead of this: how about a company-key for trust-signing the exployees
keys? Th
Hi,
I'm developing a key management solution for an organization. For an
employee, I'd like to generate two keys: one for signing and the other
for encryption. In my proposed solution, the encryption key should be
backed up in an organizational central server for auditing purpose, and
the signing
