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by schoen
4051 days ago
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Can anyone who was involved in this please post the ASCII-armored key in question? When I try to download any of the three stated fingerprints from keys.gnupg.net, I receive a key which is missing the vulnerable subkey (containing only the two non-vulnerable ones). That makes me worry that there may be an element of keyserver misbehavior in this story, though I don't understand the nature of the misbehavior. Edit: agwa's post shows that my gpg is receiving the same thing from the keyservers that these folks had, but it's rejected it as invalid because it's missing a valid signature. |
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