[ale] Well isn't this special

[Jim Kinney]

Correct.  Gpg has no designed in back doors. Email thus encrypted os as safe
as your key is long and how important of a target you are.
On Sep 28, 2010 5:52 AM, "Paul Cartwright" <ale at pcartwright.com> wrote:
> On Mon September 27 2010, Jim Kinney wrote:
>> It seems aimed at encrypted services like crackberry email. But I'm sure
>> that will get expanded into _all_ encrypted protocols (https, TLS, VPN
>> technologies, etc
>
> I do not believe gpg has a backdoor, so if I encrypt an email using
pgp/gnupg
> I don't think they can break it. Isn't that why they created pgp/gnupg? I
> mean, besides signing emails..
>
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