GNUPG / PGP / Java / hushmail.com

[L. Sassaman]

On Mon, 15 Jan 2001, Anthony E . Greene wrote:

> Your key is accessible to Hushmail, making the entire exercise a waste of
> time for most of the user who would use such a service. Their passphrase
> would likely be vulnerable to dictionary attack.

Pick a good passphrase.

> >* To what extent is GNUPG based on the GPL sources of PGP 2.6.x?
>
> There are no GPL versions of PGP.

PGP 1.0 was GPL'd.

> >* Is there a free version of PGP for business use (considering that the RSA
> >patent expired)?
>
> No.

PGP prior to 5.x is free for whatever use.


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L. Sassaman

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