Virtual Keysignings

[Adrian 'Dagurashibanipal' von Bidder]

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On Thursday 05 June 2003 22:52, Adam ENDRODI wrote:

> I mean the following.  An ID card provides a binding between you
> and your name.  But what about the e-mail address, which is
> included in my uid as well?  The ID card doesn't tell anything
> about it.

I usually send the key in an encrypted email to the email address in the=20
userid, I think this takes care of this problem. The poeple who have enough=
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criminal energy to attack this could with very high probability also fool m=
e=20
with a fake ID card. Do you know what a Swiss ID card exactly looks like? A=
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least I don't know how a Hungarian ID card is supposed to look like...

greets
=2D- vbi

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sections of code makes it run better, and when I eventually found a
section of code with a comment, the comment was in Spanish.
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