4 ms·
Needs a digital signature to verify that neither the data nor the code to decrypt it has been modified. .. and that signature can't really be verified by unver
by Freaky 10y ago
Needs a digital signature to verify that neither the data nor the code to decrypt it has been modified.
.. and that signature can't really be verified by unverified code.
- vbezhenar 10y agoYes, encrypted file includes unencrypted public key (even if it doesn't need it to decrypt) and it means that anyone who has access to the encrypted file, can produce another encrypted file with the same key. I wanted it to be very simple to use, but probably I'll reconsider that.