Re:A Schism in the OpenPGP World
by ElectricalUnion on Thursday December 07, 2023 @12:59PM
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> "Login with PGP" was a thing and use a subkey for each website
How well would such sites handle PGP subkey revocation? What about PGP key revocation?
Revocation is very important if your key is compromised.
I haven't seen any really maintained pgp keyserver or service in general that didn't directly or indirectly (by user/agent mistake) fail spectacularly since https://evil32.com/ was released and contaminated the 32bit key id space.
How well would such sites handle PGP subkey revocation? What about PGP key revocation?
Revocation is very important if your key is compromised.
I haven't seen any really maintained pgp keyserver or service in general that didn't directly or indirectly (by user/agent mistake) fail spectacularly since https://evil32.com/ was released and contaminated the 32bit key id space.