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As I understand it, most sellers have their public keys available from several sources and savvy buyers will cross-verify them. It would probably raise too much
by Sir_Cmpwn 9y ago
As I understand it, most sellers have their public keys available from several sources and savvy buyers will cross-verify them. It would probably raise too much suspicion of LE swapped out the keys and there was a discrepancy with the cross-references.
- hackerboos 9y agoThe website Grams kept a list of vendor's public keys. It appears from cross checking against that roster that not all keys were changed.