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  PGP Digital Timestamping Service - Weekly Signature Summary         


Author: Matthew Richardson
Date: Jul 6, 2008 02:33

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----

########################################################
#
# The text of this message was stamped by
# stamper.itconsult.co.uk with reference 0511442
# at 03:05 (GMT) on Sunday 06 July 2008
#
# For information about the Stamper service see
# http://www.itconsult.co.uk/stamper.htm
#
########################################################

This is a weekly posting showing daily summary signatures
made by the PGP timestamping service stamper.itconsult.co.uk
for the week whose dates are shown below.

Stamper provides both digital timestamping and email proof
of posting certificates.

The purpose of this posting is to publish these signatures
in order to add weight to the trustworthiness of the service.
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  GnupG for DOS?         


Author: Joachim Kerschberger
Date: Jul 3, 2008 14:02

This may be a bit off topic, but does anyone if there ever was a dos
version compiled of gnupg.
Im talking of a true 16bit version no dos box stuff.

i would highly enjoy to have one, even an old gnupg version.
Thanx
Achim
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  ADVERT: Secure comms         


Author: robin_carey5
Date: Jun 30, 2008 01:59

C12-GAMMA; a free/open-source E-mail security tool for BSD/Linux:

http://www.leopard.uk.com/cion

[ probably the most important cryptography software ever written;
because it contains the CipherPacket source-code/algorithm ]
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  PGP Digital Timestamping Service - Weekly Signature Summary         


Author: Matthew Richardson
Date: Jun 29, 2008 01:12

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----

########################################################
#
# The text of this message was stamped by
# stamper.itconsult.co.uk with reference 0510509
# at 03:05 (GMT) on Sunday 29 June 2008
#
# For information about the Stamper service see
# http://www.itconsult.co.uk/stamper.htm
#
########################################################

This is a weekly posting showing daily summary signatures
made by the PGP timestamping service stamper.itconsult.co.uk
for the week whose dates are shown below.

Stamper provides both digital timestamping and email proof
of posting certificates.

The purpose of this posting is to publish these signatures
in order to add weight to the trustworthiness of the service.
Show full article (5.20Kb)
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  PGP Digital Timestamping Service - Weekly Signature Summary         


Author: Matthew Richardson
Date: Jun 23, 2008 23:35

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----

########################################################
#
# The text of this message was stamped by
# stamper.itconsult.co.uk with reference 0509367
# at 03:05 (GMT) on Sunday 22 June 2008
#
# For information about the Stamper service see
# http://www.itconsult.co.uk/stamper.htm
#
########################################################

This is a weekly posting showing daily summary signatures
made by the PGP timestamping service stamper.itconsult.co.uk
for the week whose dates are shown below.

Stamper provides both digital timestamping and email proof
of posting certificates.

The purpose of this posting is to publish these signatures
in order to add weight to the trustworthiness of the service.
Show full article (5.20Kb)
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  PGP Digital Timestamping Service - Weekly Signature Summary         


Author: Matthew Richardson
Date: Jun 15, 2008 00:58

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----

########################################################
#
# The text of this message was stamped by
# stamper.itconsult.co.uk with reference 0508209
# at 03:05 (GMT) on Sunday 15 June 2008
#
# For information about the Stamper service see
# http://www.itconsult.co.uk/stamper.htm
#
########################################################

This is a weekly posting showing daily summary signatures
made by the PGP timestamping service stamper.itconsult.co.uk
for the week whose dates are shown below.

Stamper provides both digital timestamping and email proof
of posting certificates.

The purpose of this posting is to publish these signatures
in order to add weight to the trustworthiness of the service.
Show full article (5.20Kb)
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  ATTN: RProcess         


Author: Nomen Nescio
Date: Jun 14, 2008 20:20

-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----
Version: N/A
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==
=XHzs
-----END PGP MESSAGE-----
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  Path for decrypted file with "--use-embedded-filename"         


Author: lkkozlowski
Date: Jun 11, 2008 04:15

Hello All,

Problem: Path where file is decrypted to if I use "--use-embedded-
filename".

I use Automate tasks for automatic decryption of incoming files.
Config / Control files are kept on "C:\Documents and Settings\All Users
\Documents\My Automate Tasks".

Now - when Automate decrypts file FileName.txt.gpg on "E:\Receive\TST"
with "gpg --use-embedded-filename FileName.txt.gpg" decrypted file
appears on "C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents\My Automate
Tasks". When I do it manually by the same command file FileName.txt
appears, correctly, on "E:\Receive\TST", next to FileName.txt.gpg

Question: Is there any command that allows to set final path where
decrypted file should appear?
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  Re: Is this the end of PGP and True Crypt         


Author: Unruh
Date: Jun 9, 2008 17:31

Arthur T. writes:
>In
>Message-ID:<674c424fc5cc97e11629850c8d4e0859@pseudo.borked.net>,
>big@brother.us wrote:
>>So how long will it take to break a PGP or True Crypt file?
> There are faster ways to factor than trying to divide by all
>lower numbers (up to its sqrt), but let's look at this brute force
>method.

Much much much faster.
> This computer can perform about 1e12 calculations per second.
>Let's say that dividing huge numbers requires only one calculation
>(which is unlikely).
> Then to factor a 1024-bit number will require (on average)
>2**510 operations. My calculations show that 2**510/10**12
>seconds is somewhat over 10**134 years. I'm not worried.
> To break a symmetric cypher with a 256-bit key will take (on
>average) 2**128 operations. That'll take only 10**19 years. I'm
>still not worried.
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  Re: Is this the end of PGP and True Crypt         


Author: Unruh
Date: Jun 9, 2008 14:58

big@brother.us writes:
>So how long will it take to break a PGP or True Crypt file?

How long is the key? You can always keep ahead of the supercomputers by
simply increasing your key size. Basically something like 4 bits longer for
each doubling of speed of the supercomputers.
(at the 1000 bit size level)
> New York Times
>June 9, 2008
> Military Supercomputer Sets Record
> By John Markoff
> SAN FRANCISCO
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