as you all know, I have been trying to find blinding for GnuPG, and
someone to help implement it as a seperate (external) operation.
I was told that blinding was used in RSA decryption to repel timing
attacks. But I couldn't find it anywhere in the GnuPG source code.
/* We use blinding by
ble for anyone to take a snapshot of
opinion, guaranteeing accuracy of sentiment and one-person one-vote.
I have everything figured out except the blinding. I am glad to give more
detail to anyone interested but I can't do anything until I get blinding
working because it
start from
scratch.
-jake
On Sun, 18 Aug 2013, Steve Weis wrote:
Hi Jake. This is not GPG-related, but I worked on an OpenID-based private
federated login system called PseudoID that used blind
signatures. Basically, an identity provider will check your real identity, then
issue you a blindly-si
have a very positive effect on democracy
in the world, and hopefully make politicians into simple clerks whose job
is simply to count the opinions and follow the will of the people.
take care,
-jake
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