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1. This keyserver does. 2. Keys have types. These keys were marked for use for encryption. You can upload keys for signing only if you wanted to.
by pxx 3y ago
1. This keyserver does.
2. Keys have types. These keys were marked for use for encryption. You can upload keys for signing only if you wanted to.
- mcv 3y agoI just wanted to say that clearly keyservers needed to add this (both verification and specifying the purpose of the key), but clearly they have already done so. I'm not surprised; these people think a lot more about these sort of things than I do. One possible addition might be that maybe you could specify whether people should use the key to encrypt whenever possible, or only when security is absolutely vital. That's a setting that could pass the decision to encrypt to the sender (if clients support this).