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Wed Jul 22 02:22:29 UTC 2015  <lobbesbot>   New post: http://nosuchlabs.com/rss Phuctored RSA Modulus, GCD=12884901891 (PGP Corporation Update Signing Key; PGP Corporation Update Signing Key ; ) http://nosuchlabs.com/gpgkey/0D9057DA7AEE12C725AA9408D47F4FFC3769BEF7891A0F9C0A9F38420C5C08AB#F79436B629322C70C523BAA5BE0D3D4DDA011578F84122B8CA3ABD15C52A9567

Fri Jul 17 00:37:11 UTC 2015  <popmechanic>   Apparently they just offer email addresses? Not sure, first time I’ve used the service. I totally understand and am prepared to agree with a predjudice against a service like this, because they’re going to end up sitting on private keys. But it’s optional, and actually a pretty handy way to manage a few aspects of PGP management.

Tue Jul 14 18:10:03 UTC 2015  <ascii_field>   (they don't appear to believe in pgp, so i cannot say if authentic)

Tue Jul 14 16:52:44 UTC 2015  <nubbins`>   phuctor is smashing numbers together, right now, churning through huge data sets of pgp keys

Sat Jul 11 03:51:29 UTC 2015  <cazalla>   meh i just saw pgp in the headline, read it and thought perhaps might appeal to others here

Sat Jul 11 00:54:55 UTC 2015  <assbot>   Despite Hacking Team’s poor opsec, CEO came from early days of PGP | Ars Technica ... ( http://bit.ly/1Gd8mFR )

Sat Jul 11 00:54:54 UTC 2015  <cazalla>   http://arstechnica.com/security/2015/07/despite-hacking-teams-poor-opsec-ceo-came-from-early-days-of-pgp/

Fri Jul 10 22:13:20 UTC 2015  <assbot>   Logged on 10-07-2015 20:21:42; ascii_field: my point is that if i, or mats, write to, e.g., saudi, offering ht work, will be laughed out of the room; and, since these twits don't believe in pgp, we'd get a visit from gasenwagen the next day

Fri Jul 10 20:21:42 UTC 2015  <ascii_field>   my point is that if i, or mats, write to, e.g., saudi, offering ht work, will be laughed out of the room; and, since these twits don't believe in pgp, we'd get a visit from gasenwagen the next day

Thu Jul 09 21:48:08 UTC 2015  <asciilifeform>   let's see if he remembers how to pgp

Wed Jul 08 20:23:53 UTC 2015  <ascii_field>   let's suppose they traded pgp keys and can communicate securely. however, they cannot prevent the enemy from delaying messages

Sat Jul 04 21:45:22 UTC 2015  <mats>   le pgp key server almost done cooking

Sat Jul 04 02:47:12 UTC 2015  <asciilifeform>   signed with pgp, verified by user, dropped in .bitcoin

Wed Jul 01 21:36:07 UTC 2015  <ascii_field>   the only reason to do this, other than pgp-hardened out of band syncs, is to make your bitcoind walk the same logic path as other fella's

Tue Jun 30 01:51:30 UTC 2015  <asciilifeform>   now whoever dares, can ask a node to crap out blocks n ... n+k, pgp-sign, bring them to node having blocks j ... n-1, and 'feed' them to it.

Sun Jun 28 18:04:49 UTC 2015  <asciilifeform>   which is why i said 'we need mechanism...' rather than 'hey mircea_popescu, hash those db turds and send me back via pgp wontcha'

Sun Jun 28 18:01:52 UTC 2015  <*>   asciilifeform is coming to think that we will be needing a mechanism for out-of-band (hashes, pgp) comparison of blockchains

Sun Jun 28 01:01:31 UTC 2015  <asciilifeform>   mircea_popescu: think of it, traditional cpu ~is~ cloaka, where you pgp with the same barrel shifter and adder that you play tetris and read lolcatz with

Sat Jun 27 03:11:45 UTC 2015  <assbot>   PGP Key Generator - iGolder ... ( http://bit.ly/1SRtH0C )

Sat Jun 27 03:11:44 UTC 2015  <asciilifeform>   https://www.igolder.com/pgp/generate-key << server side!

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