Phil Pennock via Gnupg-users wrote:
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Problem: we use PGP for signing and for certain transactions which need
high confidentiality, but for the most part, for most of our staff,
setting up a PGP-capable mail client with our mail-provider is a pain
and we're not interested. We want the PGP
On Mon, 3 Oct 2022, Phil Pennock via Gnupg-users wrote:
Folks,
I setup WKD for work a while back, to publish the PGP keys for those who
had them. Then in November I removed the first key because it was
causing Protonmail users to keep sending encrypted to the recipient and
a lot of his
Folks,
I setup WKD for work a while back, to publish the PGP keys for those who
had them. Then in November I removed the first key because it was
causing Protonmail users to keep sending encrypted to the recipient and
a lot of his communications turned out to be with Protonmail users.
Now we've
TL > I was pleased to receive a rapid response from Werner Koch, who
explained that the nominated count_value of 1024 actually used a default
count_value compatible with gpg 1.4, and then went on to explain that
OpenPGP used an SHA1-based Key Distribution Function (KDF).
Jacob B > KDF here is
