Collaborate Disseminate
With PGP for example, the "properties" of the following key are:
pub rsa3072/2BD6571B 2022-06-03 [SC] [expires: 2024-06-02]
6713B62DC36CE36403C724B1FFD641CF2BD6571B
uid [ultimate] turysaz@foo.bar
sub rsa3072/10E… Continue reading Why are key IDs typically the *last* digits of the key hash?
With PGP for example, the "properties" of the following key are:
pub rsa3072/2BD6571B 2022-06-03 [SC] [expires: 2024-06-02]
6713B62DC36CE36403C724B1FFD641CF2BD6571B
uid [ultimate] turysaz@foo.bar
sub rsa3072/10E… Continue reading Why are key IDs typically the *last* digits of the key hash?
I needed to study about these 2 topics. So I picked up a keyword "pretty good privacy" "authentication" "confidentiality" and searched for books in
libgen
google books
I am really surprised that there wasn’t … Continue reading How does pretty good privacy works for authentication and confidentiality?
I saw a PGP/GPG key of a dude on the internet with different sub-keys.
The reason is that when one sub-key expires, he creates a new one.
Now, from a security protective, is it better to create a new key-pair every time or create a sub-key… Continue reading Sub-key or new key-pair? (PGP/GPG Newbie)
I need to pass a PGP Code Check, but I don’t know how.
I got a GPA Account but I can’t encrypt the following key:
—–BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE—–
Hash: SHA512
http://tnaefzkcnhryeusi7hdpqujqiqmnbtah3dmjcg3gvezohunjuxbq.b32.i2p
http://a… Continue reading How can I encrypt Anti-Phishing Check with PGP 2FA [closed]
I made a private key and sent to my yubikey. However, I lost the public key file corresponding to it, but I have the
ssh-rsa AAA…== cardno:000123456
thing. How can I import this public key to my computer so I can use the yubikey to ssh … Continue reading Can I use ssh-rsa AAA…== cardno:000123456 to import my yubikey public key into open gpg?
The whole issue is caused by my usage openpgp cards I have 3 cards where I am using one as a Master card with Certify key on it and the second one as a daily runner. The third card was meant to be backup Master for geographically removed b… Continue reading PGP certify key redundancy
We are trying to encrypt files in a manner that they can be completely secure in an insecure environment (like a public cloud). We’re talking about military grade secure.
The data should be so secure in the public cloud, that the employees… Continue reading Secure data (+ private key) storage in an insecure public cloud environment
I have a file that will be encrypted at rest using GPG. I have the public and private keys for this file. I would like to send it to someone else. To do so, it must be encrypted using their (different) public key, so that they can decry… Continue reading Can you use GPG to decrypt and encrypt with a different key in one step?
Many downloads offer an OpenPGP signature, which can be used to verify the file, but if a hacker manages to manipulate the file, then he can also simply change the signature key, or not?
Continue reading Why trust a PGP signature if it is distributed along with the data being verified?