I personally would not put my trust in any of them! One should avoid using the internet completely when wishing to put keypairs on your iPhone.
Concerning the ipgmail, its seems likely if you use 'PhoneView' or the like, to access the phone as a USB device, you can see in the app a 'Documents' directory and inside another directory called 'Inbox' where keys are stored and a file called Keys.sqlite which is written in format 3 and I suppose is directly editable in some app I don't seem to have, to suite your directly added keys. (All advice welcome and I will test) Seems to me far more practical and safe to transfer ones key pairs in directly, over a USB cable and not the internet. I have written to the developer agin to ask about the plans for such direct uploading of keys. best to all and safe comms! rains On 9 Jan 2011, at 11:27 AM, y...@ylan.nu wrote: > Or use encrypted sync through Evernote or 1Password. > > You don't want Google to have your private key! > > Humbly, Ylan > > 8 jun 2011 kl. 13.32 skrev rains: > >> Hi John, >> >> I did the same, and found the same, but I did though manage to send myself >> an encrypted email from the phone, using an imported test key pair I had >> sent myself, so it could be that only iPhone/iPGMail generated keys with >> show there. >> >> I have written to the developer to ask, and I shall let us all know how they >> respond. >> >> As well, of great concern also is the requirement to actually email your >> key-pair across the internet to get it in the device that in your hand!!! >> throughout all security in doing do. >> >> My advice would be the at least make sure you use mail server with SSL on >> both IMAP/POP & SMTP to provide at least some form of protection to your >> key-pairs. >> >> Glad to see something that actually works and it can only get better eh :-) >> >> thanks, >> >> >> rains
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