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assbot: Please To
PGP (Guide for Linux, OS X, Windows) | Contravex: A blog by Pete Dushenski
mircea_popescu: so now you do ;;eregister [username] [
pgp key LONG ID]
assbot: Contact :
PGP pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu.
julia_: ive had that for a while, i didn;t know this part "
pgp is the standard. gpg is the gnu implementation thereof." thanks
julia_: so my
pgp sig is what you're talking about?
mircea_popescu: exactly the same thing.
pgp is the standard. gpg is the gnu implementation thereof.
julia_: i have a
PGP key, that's different ye?
ContingencyPlan: thanks for the up - does anyone have a link for getting started with
PGP/WoT?
nubbins`: probably the wrong crowd around for this, but any interest in a 2012-funded 25btc casascius coin w/
pgp docs?
MolokoDesk: there's probably an includable object in php that does
PGP operations that doesn't use the command line. some
PGP or GPG library wrapper.
MolokoDesk: the only thing i haven't tested fully is spending via block.io's api (i have the encoded wallet address already), and getting
PGP keys or key IDs/hashes from a signed document without knowing the public keys already.
assbot: $ gpg -v -v gpg: Go ahead and type your message ... -----BEGIN
PGP SIGNED MESS - Pastebin.com
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform why is the
pgp corp named twice in the rfc ?
ben_vulpes: but in the case of an unknown key,
pgp cannot determine if a signature is valid.
MolokoDeck: you need the hash of the public key ... to get that it seems you need the public key. the
PGP cryptosignatures on a document are kind of opaque if you don't have the public key already, apparently it uses the public key to determine whether the signatures match the unaltered document and are from the person who owns the private key matching the public key.
assbot: Schneier on Security: The Problems with
PGP eightyeight: mircea_popescu: i saw your comment on my blog re: my retort to dr. green on his assesment about
pgp assbot:
PGP trust paths : Aaron Toponce -> Mircea Popescu
assbot: Aaron Toponce :
PGP Keysigning Policy
danielpbarron: i just invited another guy; he wrote a blog post as a rebuttal to that "
PGP should die" thing
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danielpbarron: ya, just type it up and clearsign it with your
PGP key; get the other guy to sign that
assbot: Schneier on Security: The Problems with
PGP mircea_popescu: ben_vulpes VAN doesn't recognize that keyid. Please try again with the shortform of your GPG/
PGP keyid. << now wouldn't it be saner if you just took the last 8 ?
TheNewDeal: but MP, don't you remember the cyperpunks thought up
PGP before it was implemented?!?!
TomServo: Pff. Schneier says "Matthew Green has a good post on what's wrong with
PGP and what should be done about it." (with link of course)
mircea_popescu: sadly the guy has a bitcoin address as a coinbase wallet and a
pgp but no wot. wtf.
assbot:
PGP/GPG Guide | Bingo Blog
assbot: Aaron Toponce : What's The Matter With
PGP?
danielpbarron: 12:23 <+usagi>
pgp keys do not shield you against legal action by the government << maybe you are a tomato
usagi:
pgp keys do not shield you against legal action by the government
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform re gpg clunk (not to be confused with
pgp issues) : "MolokoDeck : for some reason gpg returns the useful info about the status of a signature verify via the error channel."
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform let me put it some other way. wouldn't you expect that if mp is conversant in
pgp, so would be obama ?
pete_dushenski: "If the NSA is your adversary just forget about
PGP." << fucking golden
assbot: A Few Thoughts on Cryptographic Engineering: What's the matter with
PGP?
assbot: certificate transparency for
PGP? | discrete blogarithm
decimation: "what part is complex [of
pgp]" << when I do a gpg --list-packets --verbose < pubkey I find much that I desire to be documented
mircea_popescu: "(Let's not get into the NSA's collect-it-all policy for encrypted messages. If the NSA is your adversary just forget about
PGP.)" << best part :D
decimation: I would agree with his point that the
pgp protocol is complex, but I suspect that anything that tries to solve the same problems will have similar complexity
mircea_popescu: "The lack of transparent key management in
PGP isn't unfixable. For those who don't trust Google or Yahoo, there are experimental systems like Keybase.io that attempt to tie keys to user identities."
mircea_popescu: by now i can sorta distinguish the noobs from the veterans because the noobs send me gpg blobs with "Content-Type: multipart/mixed;" mixed in, whereas the veterans just neatly paste the
pgp in the email body.
☟︎ mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo it's so lulzy, the crap these people publish. "o i hate
pgp, it's too secure, pls to use centrally distributed keys, so much lightyears better"
assbot: certificate transparency for
PGP? | discrete blogarithm
assbot: A Few Thoughts on Cryptographic Engineering: What's the matter with
PGP?
justusranvier: I lost the password forum account, and don't have the email it was linked to any more. I may have an archived
PGP key around somewhere that was linked to it though.
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assbot: A Few Thoughts on Cryptographic Engineering: What's the matter with
PGP?
BingoBoingo: The footnote 334
PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) was released in 1991 by Phil Zimmermann, see: Cypher Wars from Wired
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu:
PGP appears once, in a footnote in his second PDF, GPG appears not at all
TimSwanson: They built really cool tech like
PGP or even Digicash and ZKS but couldn't find a target market in a profitable manner
jdanks: somebody gave me voice. i have no
pgp keys or nothing. name is john
jdanks: I've created
PGP keys for stuff before not knowing what I was doing. I love all your posts mircea. you are a good man, standing up to bad peoples and finding who's trully trustworthy (:
wyrdmantis: they can't stole my btc with my
pgp key, so i fell safe for now
wyrdmantis: so it's too late? the
pgp i've created is fucking short
chetty: changing
pgp keys is messy, make a good one to start with
nubbins`: besides,
pgp is useful. you'll be glad you learned
thestringpuller: +pete_dushenski> ;;later tell ben_vulpes please to fix van
pgp so thestringpuller can advertise his muffins << you're a bully
pete_dushenski: ;;later tell ben_vulpes please to fix van
pgp so thestringpuller can advertise his muffins
Jason: mircea_popescu: got it. what format can i expect new deeds to be in?
pgp clearsigned?
pgp encrypted?
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PGP MESSAGE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.10 (GNU/Linux) hQIMA/tsnDpeq - Pastebin.com
Jason: so i'm still not entirely sure what i just saw happen. you sent it a
pgp message, and it responded with a different
pgp message.
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