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There's nothing wrong with this. Public/Private keys are for sharing secrets and proving identity. Assuming you are using a sane cipher and mode, your risks bo
by yitosda 7y ago
There's nothing wrong with this. Public/Private keys are for sharing secrets and proving identity.
Assuming you are using a sane cipher and mode, your risks boil down to any of a myriad of methods of stealing/bruteforcing your key or grabbing the unencrypted file.
- fipar 7y agoThanks!