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The OpenPGP encrypted data format (RFC 4880), and its implementations PGP and GnuPG.

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Is there a way to generate a backup of a GnuPG private key (without encryption) using any kind of Secret Sharing (like Shamir's Secret Sharing Scheme)? The idea is getting something that can be ...
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Hello fellow cryptographers, I'm wanting to experiment with true random number generators, and then asked myself the question : can I pipe the output (raw bits) straight into gpg for encrypt/decrypt ? ...
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Is there a reason that OpenPGP chose to use Elgamal for symmetric key exchange? Couldn't it have just used DH which is based on the same maths but is much simpler?
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We're currently using file type-specific signing tools (textsign, helmsign, rpmsign) for GPG packages, creating network strain by transmitting entire packages to a signing server. To optimize this, we'...
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According to answer and status of PGP on RFC search, OpenPGP RFCs can be used as "technical reference for the applicable internet standard". The quote mentioned in previous sentence is a ...
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The output of command fortune | gpg -vaer <receipent-id> has a line that begins with: ...
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While setting up PGP for the first time, I am presented with various encryption standards I can use being: RSA (2048, 3072, 4096 bits) with an option for + RSA (2048, 3072, 4096 bits) DSA (2048 bits) ...
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These days I'm generating some PGP keypairs, and I'm struggling to understand the correct terminology behind ECC keys. Moslty in the differences between ed25519/<...
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