distinguishing gnupg and pgp messages encrypted to rsa v4 keys
vedaal at hush.com
vedaal at hush.com
Tue May 4 22:51:32 CEST 2004
if someone uses compression algo 1,
and encrypts a message to an rsa v4 key,
using a 256 bit algorithm,
{and leaves out the version line ;-) }
is it possible to determine that the message was encrypted using gnupg
and not pgp 8?
pgp 8 will also have the mdc protection.
(it is trivial to tell the difference for a dh key,
but is there a simple way for an rsa v4 key?
i.e.
any tell-tale sign in gpg list packets, or pgp dump?)
tia,
vedaal
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