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Not and be compatible with the OpenPGP spec. You can define a safe subset of OpenPGP with some additional restrictions (like no weak keys) but that won't be PGP
by SAI_Peregrinus 3y ago
Not and be compatible with the OpenPGP spec. You can define a safe subset of OpenPGP with some additional restrictions (like no weak keys) but that won't be PGP any more, it'll be a new protocol.
- Avamander 3y agoTechnically true and it would certainly avoid a bunch of confusion if the new subset carries a new name. However there are a bunch of "OpenPGP" implementations out there but when you start comparing them, it's obvious that they differ quite a bit.