That is what I had figured. Like I said I was just bored and the though
popped in my head if that was something ever discussed.
On 5/25/2020 12:06 AM, Robert J. Hansen wrote:
>> Obviously I know you can install it an encrypted volume (depending on
>> your OS) but was curious if the program or eve
> Obviously I know you can install it an encrypted volume (depending on
> your OS) but was curious if the program or even the "pgp standard" took
> that into consideration or am I just too bored and that it's a stupid idea?
The OpenPGP standard dates back to the mid-1990s, when PGP 3 was first
bei
With the posts of backing up files and anonymous private keys it got me
thinking. Is there a mechanism in place that protects (encrypts) a
public keyring? They can be thought of as sort of an address book or
contact list and with some mail providers encrypting contacts I wondered
if such a thing ex
