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Well traditional PGP key-management software expects exactly one key per identity, so using per-device PGP keys would establish each device as a separate identi
by adrusi 11y ago
Well traditional PGP key-management software expects exactly one key per identity, so using per-device PGP keys would establish each device as a separate identity. This is not what you want. I'm not an expert, but I'm sure there are other good reasons.
- pflanze 11y agoThe user identifier for PGP keys is the User-ID (name and email address), and you can have any number of PGP keys for one. GnuPG lets you search for a User-ID (or part thereof) with --list-key, the same is true for key servers. Each key can sign each other's identifier. What do you think is missing?