No, you didn't figure out how to change the algorithms.
Key preferences are the capabilities you advertise to the world. What
you've done is told the world, "I only understand AES256, 3DES, SHA512,
and SHA1." Which is great if the entire world understands AES256 and
SHA512 -- but the moment you
gpg --edit-key (user id)
then showpref and then setpref with AES256 SHA512 ZLIB MDC
the only thing, is that after the installing of gnupg modern
I could not use enigmail properly in icedove...
not sure why. I am using a ubuntu 14 derivative
Is there a way to fix this without getting rid of gnup
> Does anyone know how to change the default ciphers in gnupg modern to
> their maximum security level?
To your gpg.conf file add the line,
personal-cipher-preferences AES256 CAMELLIA256 TWOFISH
... and you'll generate 256-bit encrypted traffic whenever possible.
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Does anyone know how to change the default ciphers in gnupg modern to
their maximum security level?
I am curious because I may soon be in a position to use it. Ubuntu 16.04
has this option as does other ubuntu 16.04 based derivatives...
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