> Here we go.
>
> (a) OpenPGPcard compatible device
>
> With those devices which conform to OpenPGPcard specification, it is
> possible to offer its users following features, using GnuPG and
> related tools.
>
>(1) OpenPGP support
>(2) SSH support thorough gpg-agent
>(3) X.509 suppor
On 01/24/2015 12:05 AM, Matthias-Christian Ott wrote:
> The same is true for the OpenPGP smart card or for almost any other
> smart card available on the market. They could all contain a secret key
> escrow mechanism and some probably do. Proprietary smart cards are hard
> to audit and verify and a
Using GPA 0.9.4 in linux.
I downloaded a file and its signature as a .asc from a website that I have used
many times. While looking at the spelling of the filename, I accidentally
clicked on the signature file and launched GPA so decided to use it to verify
the download. GPA gave me a 'bad' stat
On 24/01/15 17:57, Andreas Schwier wrote:
> Can you provide any evidence for that claim or is this just paranoia ?
One man's paranoia is another man's common sense, I suppose. Since those
smartcards are pretty much exclusively used for security purposes, i.e., private
key storage, they're a likely
Am Sa 24.01.2015, 18:14:01 schrieb Andreas Schwier:
> And I want a secure key escrow scheme where I can backup and
> restore sensitive key material - functions the OpenPGPCard
> specification does not provide for.
The OpenPGP card does provide the opportunity to backup the on the card
generated
On 24/01/15 20:05, Philip Jackson wrote:
> Using GPA 0.9.4 in linux.
>
> I downloaded a file and its signature as a .asc from a website that I have
> used many times. While looking at the spelling of the filename, I
> accidentally clicked on the signature file and launched GPA so decided to
> use
On 24/01/15 20:25, Peter Lebbing wrote:
> On 24/01/15 20:05, Philip Jackson wrote:
>> Using GPA 0.9.4 in linux.
>>
>> I downloaded a file and its signature as a .asc from a website that I have
>> used many times. While looking at the spelling of the filename, I
>> accidentally clicked on the signa
