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But then a friend tries to be more secure and sends something using --throw-keyids or --hidden-recipient. He tells me I should use --try-all-secrets, but adding

But then a friend tries to be more secure and sends something using --throw-keyids or --hidden-recipient. He tells me I should use --try-all-secrets, but adding that to enigmail doesn't work. I still don't know why. I'm trying to do this with some friends, and we keep on running into problems like that. Everything turns out to be easy to solve, but only if you know exactly how it works.

nickpsecurity 11y ago
You'd have to be an idiot to read those command names and try them. Whereas "gen-key," "import," "export," "-e," and "-d" have obvious, low-risk usage. More so if you cross-reference against the docs. Nice strawman, though.