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PGP & GPG
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PGP & GPG

by Michael W. Lucas
April 2006
Intermediate to advanced
208 pages
6h 28m
English
No Starch Press
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162 Chapter 11
encryption algorithms. Too, different versions of OpenPGP
programs might prefer to use different algorithms. Generally
speaking, the best way to ensure that your software can com-
municate with any other OpenPGP software is to install all the
algorithms and hash methods available. Some of these hashes
are insecure, and could be forged—particularly MD5, and to a
lesser extent SHA-1. People who use these are not as secure as
they believe, but you can choose to communicate with them if
you wish.
This still leaves the problem of pre-OpenPGP versions of
PGP that don’t use 3DES. These older versions almost always
have security problems, ...
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