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Imagine a world where gpg encryption was the norm instead of something that only works reliably in Emacs.
by noosphr 7mo ago
Imagine a world where gpg encryption was the norm instead of something that only works reliably in Emacs.
- jonathanstrange 7mo agoThis wouldn't have happened if Kash Patel used Emacs, that's right.
- bryanrasmussen 7mo agoI think it's a pretty cynical take that an Emacs user will never be made FBI director.
- razingeden 7mo agoare you saying someone can’t key information into an NCIC profile with EMacs? Ha! furious typing
- bryanrasmussen 7mo agoaw damn, you're keying my information into an NCIC profile right now aren't you!!?
- AndrewKemendo 7mo agoYou know, thats really my main takeaway from all this. Once you really boil it down
- noncoml 7mo agoHow would GPG help? GPG is as safe as your private key is. If someone gets "hacks you" and gets access to your private key, it's over
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- mr_mitm 7mo agoGPG keys are typically guarded much better than emails, that's the whole point. Accessing e-mails can be done by guessing a password, to get to the key you basically need command execution on the target's client system.