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The attacker would then be able to read your encrypted messsage (and possibly re-encrypt it with the original key before forwarding it) Also, PGP keys may also
by tlrobinson 9y ago
The attacker would then be able to read your encrypted messsage (and possibly re-encrypt it with the original key before forwarding it)
Also, PGP keys may also be used to sign software or other public messages (not a typical use-case for journalists, though)
- strictnein 9y agoYou're kind of out in the weeds now. Also, you don't sign software or whatever with a public key, so I'm not 100% sure you understand how this works.