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New Global Directory of OpenPGP Keys
Gemini writes "The PGP company just announced a new type of keyserver for all your OpenPGP keys. This server verifies (via mailback verification, like mailing lists) that the email address on the key actually reaches someone. Dead keys age off the server, and you can even remove keys if you forget the passphrase. In a classy move, they've included support for those parts of the OpenPGP standard that PGP doesn't use, but GnuPG does."
So take random garbage and encrypt it. best of both worlds :)
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Ab, V qba'g guvax pelcgbtencul jvyy rire pngpu ba. :)
Just because it CAN be done, doesn't mean it should!
Then how will anyone post?
You are being MICROattacked, from various angles, in a SOFT manner.
Perhaps Homeland Security thought the PGP keyserver was a threat and had an article about it posted to Slashdot. If so, it apparently worked. :)
Now where is my tinfoil hat?
Just because it CAN be done, doesn't mean it should!
... just use fake PGP
I thought the NSA already had a global repository of PGP keys? OOPS, posting to the wrong computer.