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On 5/31/19 6:27 PM, Tony Lane wrote:
> I would say chacha2020 is also a strong cipher up there with AES.
As soon as you get ChaCha20 added to the OpenPGP spec, I'll start
participating in discussions on this mailing list about its merits. :)
> It also
I would say chacha2020 is also a strong cipher up there with AES. The fact that
AES uses lookup table with an index derived from the secret makes general
implementations vulnerable to cache-timing attacks. ChaCha20 is not vulnerable
to such attacks. (AES implemented through AES-NI is also not vu
Maybe my setup is like you described? I thought it was a reasonable setup, but
being a gpg beginner, I'll take any advice I can get!
I've got a master key that I've used to create subkeys for encryption, signing,
and authentication. Here's my current setup below:
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> What is the encryption engine for the current GnuPG.
By default, AES. Other algorithms are possible but not recommended.
The only other algorithms I'd recommend are Twofish and Camellia.
> I know IDEA is proprietary so that can’t be used
It can be used. You'd be insane to actually use it, bu
Hi
I am not sure that my email arrived via gmane.
I received an smime signed email from a colleague. It contains a public
key from
https://www.sede.fnmt.gob.es/descargas/certificados-raiz-de-la-fnmt
Basically the Spanish government.
I installed all its root certificates in
/usr/share/ca-c
Hello all,
I am newbie to Android native development and want to benefit Gcrypt in
application. Has anyone recently compiled libgcrypt for Android recently. I
saw few commands and flags on regarding the toolchain but was not really
clear to me. Could anyone point me a right direction or share his/
On Sun, 26 May 2019 22:11, gnupg-users@gnupg.org said:
> the new design you're working on. By the way, could you describe that
> in more detail? What new capabilities will it offer (or what new
gpg-card supports all smartcards which are supported by scdaemon and not
just the OpenPGP card. It has
