What's the rationale behind not going full 448 or at least 256 like AES
and Twofish?
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What's the rationale behind not going full 448 or at least 256 like
AES and Twofish?
Age. At the time Blowfish was adopted there were literally no 256-bit
ciphers in the RFC2440 suite. Symmetric ciphers were all 128-bit
(except arguably for 3DES, where the size is wonky[*]). The first
256-bit
>> What's the rationale behind not going full 448 or at least 256 like
>> AES and Twofish?
>
> Age. At the time Blowfish was adopted there were literally no 256-bit
> ciphers in the RFC2440 suite. Symmetric ciphers were all 128-bit
> (except arguably for 3DES, where the size is wonky[*]). The fi
Dieter Frye wrote:
[...]
> Sorry about the delay; I've been experiencing some serious connectivity
> issues that are yet to be fully resolved, and sure, love talking online,
> which I rarely get to do anymore.
No problem and I hope you can fix your connectivity issues.
>
> Unfortunately I can'
Stefan Claas wrote:
> Since I have started the thread publicity to let GnuPG users know
> other communication forms and which can be be read everywhere,
> without access restrictions, it will be interesting to see if all
> postcards will arrive ... ;-)
Update.
I received feedback from (not all*)
El día sábado, octubre 10, 2020 a las 03:57:39p. m. +0200, Stefan Claas
escribió:
> Stefan Claas wrote:
>
> > Since I have started the thread publicity to let GnuPG users know
> > other communication forms and which can be be read everywhere,
> > without access restrictions, it will be interesti
Matthias Apitz wrote:
> El día sábado, octubre 10, 2020 a las 03:57:39p. m. +0200, Stefan Claas
> escribió:
>
> > Stefan Claas wrote:
> >
> > > Since I have started the thread publicity to let GnuPG users know
> > > other communication forms and which can be be read everywhere,
> > > without a
Hi Werner and all,
I was reading old GnuPG threads were people were asking if it's possible
to extract a signature from an encrypted message.
I would like to ask, I don't know if this is already possible or if it's
planned,
if Alice would request from Bob that he always signs his messages and Bo
On Thu, Oct 08, 2020 at 12:27:24AM +0200, Stefan Claas wrote:
> Regarding the Internet as of today and Al Gores vision and the Internet
> commerce etc.
>
> I always wondered why it is not possible for me and probably many other
> people to not get a *static* IPv6 address additionally when you sign
