On Sun, Aug 8, 2010 at 10:47 AM, wrote:
> Just a repetition of my question, in a different way:
> Does anybody out there know of any script to brute force a
> list of passphrases?
>
I never tried it before but maybe jack the ripper might help.
I've only heard of it, never tried it. There was a pr
I read it but didn't see that I had to do anything. Did I read it
wrong seems a lot of people replied to theirs.
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if [ "${Good}" = "gpg: Good signature from \"${From}\"" ] &&
[ "${Primary}" = "Primary key fingerprint: ${key}" ]; then
`cat ${HOME}/.command` &
else
echo `date` Bad Signature >> logfile
echo -e "$verif
when I run something like so
"cat test.email |gpg"
where test.email is an email that was signed I get output like so
<--- begin
The verified signed text
...
gpg: Signature made <3 letter Day of Week> <3 letter
Month> using DSA key ID
gpg: signature from ""
Primary key fingerprint:
<--- end
