This feels pretty unsatisfying: something that’s been “considered harmful” for three decades should be deprecated and then removed in a responsible ecosystem.
(PGP/GPG are of course hamstrung by their own decision to be a Swiss Army knife/only loosely coupled to the secure operation itself. So the even more responsible thing to do is to discard them for purposes that they can’t offer security properties for, which is the vast majority of things they get used for.)
woodruffw|2 months ago
(PGP/GPG are of course hamstrung by their own decision to be a Swiss Army knife/only loosely coupled to the secure operation itself. So the even more responsible thing to do is to discard them for purposes that they can’t offer security properties for, which is the vast majority of things they get used for.)
unknown|2 months ago
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LtWorf|2 months ago
cpach|2 months ago
Most people have never heard of it and never used it.
Valodim|2 months ago
But werner at this point has a history of irresponsible decisions like this, so it's sadly par for the course by now.
Another particularly egregious example: https://dev.gnupg.org/T4493
hendi_|2 months ago
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derleyici|2 months ago
it's the GnuPG blog on gnupg.org with multiple authors.
this is a post by Werner Koch, not his blog.
stackghost|2 months ago
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