Hiya, On 18/11/2020 22:56, Michael Thomas wrote:
Given that the internet is forever on so many other levels, publishing private keys seems too little, too late.
I think your conclusion there is a thing where reasonable people can disagree as to possible outcomes. I don't think it's too late if there is some sufficient new benefit accruing to a private key publisher. And that may be the case as already discussed. I don't think it's too little either - since everything else in a leaked mail or message store is freely malleable, access to the relevant private key is arguably not too little. There's still plenty of possibility for this not getting used, but I think it worth a bit of effort to try find that out. (And, I admit, part of me likes the idea of publishing private keys for virtuous reasons:-) S.
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