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Traditionally, in addition to cryptographic data, an OpenPGP public key contains User IDs and 3rd-party signatures for identification and Web-of-Trust verification, and it’s distributed by a network of keyservers…. Continue reading How do I verify a signature by using a OpenPGP public key without User ID (Redacted User IDs)?
I submitted my GPG key to the keyserver earlier. Now I got signatures on my key. Can I republish it? gpg –send-keys doesn’t seem to alter my key any more, but doesn’t spit out any error either.
I am searching for the most security problem that affects PGP(Pretty Good Privacy) to analysis it as a research project in IT security subject, and I want some help to know which is that problem and the tools that will help m… Continue reading Looking for a PGP security problem to study in a research project
I forgot my pgp private key passphrase and wanna brute force either my private key or the message is encrypted with my public key.
Is there any way to brute force it?
Do you think JohnTheRipper would work?
Continue reading How to brute force pgp private key or pgp message?
The author of the PGP pathfinder deceased this year. Shortly after the data was not updated any more.
Are there any alternatives known to find signature paths?
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How do I change the expiry date of an ElGamal subkey?
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how do i fix the… Continue reading can i not change the pgp encryption expiry once it is set? [duplicate]
When creating a PGP key, you can choose when the key “expires”. What does this mean and how does it work?
Considering the absolutely critical role that entropy plays in the generation of keys, I am wondering if there is an easy way to use diceware (true random numbers) to generate an OpenPGP key with gnupg?
Given that secp256k1 is used to underpin the entire Bitcoin network (worth $174B as of today) — it appears to offer demonstrably better security than other EC curves as no one has yet taken the bounty. It also stands to rea… Continue reading secp256k1 GPG key?
I was reading about Protonmail’s system and I couldn’t find an anwser to something. In PGP communication is encrypted using assymetric cryptography: public and private keys. If you want to send something securely to a recipie… Continue reading In PGP how can I be sure about the public key?