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lwn.net
[AI summary] An interview with GnuPG lead developer Werner Koch covers the release of version 2.2, the shift from RSA to Elliptic Curve Cryptography due to performance and key length issues, the failure of the traditional Web of Trust model, and proposals to integrate email providers as key distribution servers. |
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www.phillylinux.org
This is a quick guide to participating in a keysigning party using the gpg command line program on Linux. |
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navendu.me
Exploring how symmetric-key and public-key cryptography works by using GPG keys to sign commits and send encrypted messages. |
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128bit.io
GPG stands for GNU Privacy Guard, it's a public-key cryptography that can be used to digitally sign items like commits in Git. GPG provides a lot more functionality, but let's go into why you would want to digitally sign your Git commits. Git does not have any way to validate the author of a commit. When setting up a Git client on your system you are able to use any email address you desire. |
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