Hi folks, I'm just starting to learn about GnuPG. My question is: are there
any problems with 3072D/4096g keys?
I chose 3072bit DSA2 a few days ago because I didn't want to be
constrained by 160 bit hash requirement of DSA. Given that DSA2 wasn't
available in the default menu, and the "news" (pr
Dear all,
I learned that public keyservers are a good way for key exchanges.
But I am still a little concerned: after all, the UID's contain my
email addresses so by sending my keys up I am exposing my email
address to everybody. I'm not sure if there are spammers out there
doing all these key qu
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Jesse Cheung escribió:
> Dear all,
> I learned that public keyservers are a good way for key exchanges.
> But I am still a little concerned: after all, the UID's contain my
> email addresses so by sending my keys up I am exposing my email
> address
Gracias Faramir y Allen!
On Sun, Jun 28, 2009 at 11:09 AM, Faramir wrote:
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> Jesse Cheung escribió:
>> Dear all,
>> I learned that public keyservers are a good way for key exchanges.
>> But I am still a little concerned: after all, the UID's c
On Sun, Jun 28, 2009 at 1:20 PM, Jesse
Cheung wrote:
> Gracias Faramir y Allen!
>> You can also use a freeform UID, which contains name and comment, but
>> leave the email field empty.
> Yeah I found it a good idea! BTW it seems the file format doesn't
> really stop us from putting invalid email a
