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It is pretty secure. Get it? If one uses GPG on linux with blowfish or twofish and a pass phrase not made of words in the dictionary one has a high level of p
by lifeguard 13y ago
It is pretty secure. Get it?
If one uses GPG on linux with blowfish or twofish and a pass phrase not made of words in the dictionary one has a high level of privacy. Enough to stop the NSA? I speculate not.
- mindcrime 13y agoEnough to stop the NSA? I speculate not. Aye, and that's the question isn't it. Does the NSA actually have the ability to defeat what is considered modern, secure, strong encryption, or do they have backdoors in popular security program? We don't know, which is a little bit disturbing.
- lifeguard 13y agoI am suspicious of their input on the target hardware for AES. I like to think there are combinations of options to GPG that would require special attention to be defeated. I always wondered what the Soviet version of DES was. Perfect privacy is a one time pad. But distributing key material is tricky. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_time_pad http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_time_pad