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Enforce Code/Script Signing
I have both a couple of X.509 Code Signing certificates and a GPG keypair that I can use to sign against code I run on my VPS. Every now and again I write code for iOS, OS X and Windows and always ...
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OpenPGP Encryption / Decryption Process Using GnuPG
I want to know if my method of encryption can ensure the security of my data if my database was hacked as well as the authenticity of the data I am decrypting. I am using GnuPG's implementation of the ...
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self-signatures using SHA1
This page says:
self-signatures must not use SHA1
You can check this by doing:
gpg --export-options export-minimal --export <keyid> | gpg --list-packets |grep -A 2 signature|grep ...
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Does my PGP key really need to match the e-mail address for which I'll be using it?
In considering whether or not I want to join the big web o' trust and put my keys on a key server, I got to thinking about how it would affect my e-mail address' exposure. I generally try to keep my ...
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Most widespread use of PGP after 20 years
Phil Zimmerman released PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) on June 5, 1991. As we examine the legacy of that far-sighted and brave act 20 years later, what are the most widespread and helpful uses of PGP ...
