[Announce] new gnupg snapshot

[RJ Marquette]

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On Sat, 7 Apr 2001, Stefan Bellon wrote:

> Well, it can't happen without the user noticing it anymore. Till now
> you could import a bunch of public keys and this didn't prevent
> importing of a secret key hidden amongst them. Now you see that
> there's somebody trying to feed you with a secret key. You can of
> course import it (in a second go with the --allow-secret-key-import
> switch), but it doesn't work without you noticing it.

Okay, that makes sense, and it's relatively easy to see why you want to do
it that way instead of the old way.  (Your explanation would make a good
response for the FAQ, by the way.)

I'm curious:  does PGP have similar features?

Thanks for the clarification, all.  RJ  <G>  :)

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