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Modern cryptographic tools are very purposefully “one tool, one use.” That’s part of the design and security model.
by garmaine 6y ago
Modern cryptographic tools are very purposefully “one tool, one use.” That’s part of the design and security model.
- Foxboron 6y agoWhich makes the problem harder to solve. But this isn't an argument against the functionality though? It's still something we need if the community wants to move away from GnuPG. What are the alternatives? PKCS7? I don't see that being less complicated then gnupg when it comes to usage. I think Void Linux is using this though, however you are still stuck without a proper way to assign trust.