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Build in SHA256 signing and you have something rock solid.
by nym 14y ago
Build in SHA256 signing and you have something rock solid.
- derefr 14y agoI would say it would be "easier" (in a way) to just back each of the "assent" phases (you agree, they confirm, you confirm) with an equivalent (automatic in-the-background) GPG signing. Then, what gets sent around is your signature of their signature of your signature of the final plaintext. :)