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2735 No. 2735 ID: a85626

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Okay, looks like I screwed up the last one. Does anyone use PGP, GnuPG or the like? If you do post your key here and we can exchange private messages. Picture is a zip file.
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Well this is on the second page so I guess I'll bump it once.

http://gpg4win.org/
http://getfiregpg.org/
http://winpt.gnupt.de/
http://enigmail.mozdev.org/home/index.php
http://gnupg.org/

the above might be helpful
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No. 3120 ID: a85626
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Also here's my public key.
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No. 3129 ID: 33622e

Here's a little news flash. No one wants to exchange private messages with you. Nothing you have to say warrants going through the effort of encrypting it.
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No. 3131 ID: a85626
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>>3129

And yet you took the time to write out a reply. ❥

As if people would only write private messages to me and not each other.
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No. 3132 ID: 33622e

>>3131
No, they wouldn't do either. As evidenced by the fact that no one is doing either.
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No. 3133 ID: a85626

>>3132

Yeah, so strange... well, their loss.
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No. 3138 ID: 7318ec

>>3133
We exchange private messages to each other all the time over a significantly more convenient program with a wide variety of program support and an extensive user base.

Its called IRC, try it sometime.
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No. 3140 ID: cd7542

>>3138
Do you really want him on IRC with you?
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No. 3142 ID: a85626
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3142

>>3138

>> IRC is private
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No. 3144 ID: 7318ec

>>3142
...Yeah I'm just gonna have to conclude you're a hopeless paranoid fool.
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No. 3145 ID: a85626
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3145

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>>3144

Conclude what you like. It's still not private. Or signed, for that matter.
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No. 3245 ID: e3c652

>>3145
mneme, i really don't get it.
why are you so constantly concerned with security?
are you an fbi agent or a hacker or something?
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No. 3247 ID: 5b76f8

>>3245
He's 12 and thinks he's a h4rdXXXXc0r3 h4xck3r because he found a glorified notepad on the internet.
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No. 3254 ID: a85626
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>>3245

Why are you constantly claiming I'm constantly concerned with security? Oh wait, you're not.

>>3247

brb haxxin ur boxes
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No. 3263 ID: 7318ec

>Why are you constantly claiming I'm constantly concerned with security? Oh wait, you're not

...What? Do you even know what you're typing anymore?
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>>3263

Q was asking me why something was true, when it was not true. A basic complex question fallacy.

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No. 3303 ID: 8ce2bf

>>3133
It's not strange, this is incredibly inconvenient and not even secure.
>>3280
Q made an exaggeration that did not make his message confusing, everyone knew exactly what he wanted to know from his question. Don't grammar Nazi when the meaning is clear despite the error.
This is only as secure as the means you used to give your public key, making this highly pointless.
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No. 3310 ID: a85626
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>>3303

Maybe you think copying, pushing 1 button, then pasting is terribly inconvenient. I happen to enjoy the challenge of such an intimidating task.

>> Q made an exaggeration that did not make his message confusing,

My point wasn't that his message was confusing. My point was that I'm not constantly concerned over security. I'm not even overly concerned over security. If I was would I be posting on image boards? People complain about my supposed obsession with security far more than I actually obsess over it.

>> This is only as secure as the means you used to give your public key, making this highly pointless.

By that argument nothing is secure. Your banks, your schools, your parents, your buddies on IRC, they all depend on the idea that you can at least get your credentials to them intact. You have to start somewhere after all. But asymmetric encryption strategies like PGP, they only have that as a possible insecurity. IRC in contrast even if you successfully verify your validity in person with a notary public a priest and a judge, the next day the admins could spoof your account and sock puppet you right back into reputation hell. You can never escape the ambiguity, or the vulnerability. Not like the Rizon sysops would do that, not any more than the admins here at tgchan would copy my name and tripcode and craft this reply as if I were typing it. Nope this isn't an admin typing at all.

If the tgchan.org admins spoofed my public key, I would be able to detect that my messages were not being signed by my own key, and complain about it here. If I couldn't complain about it here, then they might as well not copy my words at all. They might as well just make up whatever they want me to say. And if they are making up all the words I say, then you're not talking to me in the first place so there's no security breach. If you trust me not to broadcast your private confession of love, it doesn't matter whether I'm an admin or not. Middle men can only replace, but not intercede between two people.

So that's what I'm saying basically. I might be an admin. I might not. But either way I'm Mneme and nobody else can sign with this key. So send me message!
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No. 3311 ID: 3b6c92

Yeah okay then

The rest of us will just be over on IRC, thanks
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No. 3314 ID: 7630d5

Hmm, i think i'll see whats going on in this here thread that's near the top.

>WORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDS

Aaaand back to IRC.
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No. 3315 ID: 620bfb

I don't even go on the IRC but god damn, man.
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