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Correct me if this is no longer true. The fatal chink in the Proton model is that PGP keys must either be generated on the service or uploaded unencrypted? To
by psychphysic 3y ago
Correct me if this is no longer true.
The fatal chink in the Proton model is that PGP keys must either be generated on the service or uploaded unencrypted?
To me it seems trivial to make it possible to upload a locally generated appropriately formatted encrypted key.
Glad if that now no longer true.
- upofadown 3y agoI don't know if that was ever true. That wouldn't make sense. ... and this is about the password manager ...
- psychphysic 3y agoDid you not realise the password manager uses PGP for the key storage? Same with Drive and Calender and of course the original Mail. Rather than just guessing and assuming it'd be useful if you actually knew about the ecosystem before commenting.
- protonmail 3y agoThis is incorrect. Encryption keys are generated client-side, and the private key is encrypted with the user password which the server never sees. This is also verifiable through Proton's open source code.