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OgNasty

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Quote from: CaCO3 on November 29, 2020, 01:06:32 AM

dear sir, Now i can send encrypted messages

Now just make sure you can encrypt them for the person you're sending them to.

tokensairdrops

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shaiksajidbasha123

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Sri somay times different members giving chance to earn merit that time i am applying but not received all are telling my bonuty history i accepted then I am reply so may post giving my best answers sir only one chance please

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nykka

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PGP is quite interesting for me. Hope, I did everything in the right way

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bear01ox

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Hi,OgNasty

-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----

hQEMA6M4xhfeZuZWAQgAzAVFAY4FEKZFo71SdygglQiK8edXPRg8iwKKKO4v12Kd
J8lIbvUswdGZJ06Vhsq03o3EIQHFxE9mjx4lgiWRJPB3wmG0RxJncLLHbjH+QJAo
EyP3qwWAKhsMld2DF1Cf4nsX4x1k+NViPfhU9/6LtGi7cLLEMdJ31pD56bKGFY0I
0jPRmplQYlodAcOZKuOTkDSdLc6LASHm233CTZKjWtCa6NsKIMs1jffBOp4YipBh
u2Ds0Mwy6gd3Kgn1dVSjY9Ll7RVzyinI08iUFZr1tSaa1GPdOV0W8BLJqo/412En
ijeM/yowJVrof6AAlpgcneVnLZSENb87Eiuv+rS0WtJRAS7MCwILjJNwn1Sp77DJ
dDqWiUej5EtcibNoRILlTYm0qNZ73OxSdNHni+P+E9ExgxFsQhLCrjCrjx5zmFaD
onbRfmH/rSlq5Sch5eBu+Rc4
=rDel
-----END PGP MESSAGE-----

AlexPr0

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Quote from: OgNasty on November 28, 2020, 02:32:17 PM

Quote from: AlexPr0 on November 28, 2020, 06:53:54 AM

Hello, this is my first experience with such an application, I am very grateful to you for that, it was awesome!

You're welcome.

Yet yesterday I did not understand the guide very correctly because of my poor English, and today, having understood it more or less, I was able to do it.

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CaCO3

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dear sir, Now i can send encrypted messages

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OgNasty

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Quote from: AlexPr0 on November 28, 2020, 06:53:54 AM

Hello, this is my first experience with such an application, I am very grateful to you for that, it was awesome!

You're welcome.

AlexPr0

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Hello, this is my first experience with such an application, I am very grateful to you for that, it was awesome!

BrianCryptoo

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Hi, sir! For me, this task was very interesting and informative, it was something new for me, and I was happy to do this task. Thank you very much for giving such emotions to people.

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Marvelman

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Quote from: nullius on November 27, 2020, 03:35:57 PM

You suffered some sort of an encoding/escaping error. The two \u003d strings in the above quote should each be =.

Ah, now I see. Thanks nullius, I appreciate that.

OgNasty, I'm not sure what exactly happened and what led to the escaping error so here's my new message:

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nullius

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If you don’t do PGP, you don’t do crypto!

I presume that OgNasty is away for the American Thanksgiving holiday. But this question is easy to answer:

Quote from: Marvelman on November 27, 2020, 02:42:06 PM

OgNasty, may I ask what was wrong with my message?
I apologize if I did something wrong.

Quote from: Marvelman on November 22, 2020, 03:37:23 PM

Code:

You suffered some sort of an encoding/escaping error. The two \u003d strings in the above quote should each be =.

Corrected:

Code: (marvelman_fixed.asc)

It indeed appears to be correctly encrypted to OgNasty’s keyid—although this cannot be proved for certain, without OgNasty’s secret key:

Code:

$ gpg -v -v < marvelman_fixed.asc
gpg: WARNING: no command supplied. Trying to guess what you mean ...
gpg: armor: BEGIN PGP MESSAGE
# off=0 ctb=85 tag=1 hlen=3 plen=268
:pubkey enc packet: version 3, algo 1, keyid A338C617DE66E656
data: [2048 bits]
gpg: public key is 0xA338C617DE66E656
# off=271 ctb=d2 tag=18 hlen=2 plen=101 new-ctb
:encrypted data packet:
length: 101
mdc_method: 2
gpg: encrypted with 2048-bit RSA key, ID 0xA338C617DE66E656, created 2014-04-24
"OgNasty "
gpg: decryption failed: No secret key

HTH.

Quote from: OgNasty on November 26, 2020, 12:58:44 AM

^All that text and you failed to send an encrypted message...

Not only did I send an encrypted message: I showed the exact command that I used to encrypt it. I look forward to your response.

Quote from: nullius on November 25, 2020, 10:29:44 PM

Code:

[...]

The exact command that I used to encrypt the above message to OgNasty:

Code: (/bin/sh)

gpg -a -s -e -r 0xA338C617DE66E656 -r 0x5A00591B2F307E0C < 2020-11-26.ognasty.txt > 2020-11-26.ognasty.asc

Marvelman

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OgNasty, may I ask what was wrong with my message?
I apologize if I did something wrong.

Quote from: Marvelman on November 22, 2020, 03:37:23 PM

Code:

CryptocurencyKing

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Its a first time doing something of this nature #encryption. Hope i did okay?

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shaiksajidbasha123

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wow i am also created encrypted message i don't know name also now i know so many information About Encrypted Message thanks

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nullius

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If you don’t do PGP, you don’t do crypto!

Quote from: OgNasty on November 26, 2020, 12:58:44 AM

^All that text and you failed to send an encrypted message...

I think that I know how to encrypt a PGP message. It’s not my fault if you couldn’t decrypt it; and I posted to this thread in good faith, not expecting for you to accuse me of basic incompetence at an activity that I do every day. Please try again:

Code:

$ gpg -v -v < 2020-11-26.ognasty.asc
[...]
gpg: encrypted with 2048-bit RSA key, ID 0xA338C617DE66E656, created 2014-04-24
"OgNasty <...in the thread, public, but will snip anyway...>"
gpg: using subkey 0x74F2272235988F48 instead of primary key 0x5A00591B2F307E0C
gpg: encrypted with 256-bit ECDH key, ID 0x74F2272235988F48, created 2017-03-29
"Nullius "
[...decrypts just fine...]

Because I used -r (as usual) and not -R, anyone reading this thread can see the following without even importing either of our keys. Are you rsa2048/0xA338C617DE66E656 2014-04-24 [SCE]?

WIth test.asc copied from the first block in my forum post—in a VM with a very old GnuPG which does not support ECC, with no keys imported:


Code:
$ gpg -v -v < test.asc
gpg: armor: BEGIN PGP MESSAGE
:pubkey enc packet: version 3, algo 1, keyid A338C617DE66E656
	data: [2047 bits]
gpg: public key is 0xA338C617DE66E656
:pubkey enc packet: version 3, algo 18, keyid 74F2272235988F48
	unsupported algorithm 18
gpg: can't handle public key algorithm 18
gpg: public key is 0x74F2272235988F48
:encrypted data packet:
	length: unknown
	mdc_method: 2
gpg: encrypted with [?] key, ID 0x74F2272235988F48
gpg: public key decryption failed: unknown pubkey algorithm
gpg: encrypted with RSA key, ID 0xA338C617DE66E656
gpg: decryption failed: secret key not available

Of course, this does not prove that it is actually encrypted to your key.  There is no way to prove that, without your private key.




    
        
            
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                                                Re: [Merit] Hey Bitcoiners! Can You Send Encrypted Messages?                    
                    November 26, 2020, 12:58:44 AM
                
                
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                ^All that text and you failed to send an encrypted message...            
                    
    



    
        
            
                nullius            
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            If you don’t do PGP, you don’t do crypto!
            
                            
        
        
            
                
                                    
                
                    
                                                Re: [Merit] Hey Bitcoiners! Can You Send Encrypted Messages?                    
                    November 25, 2020, 10:29:44 PM
                
                
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                Good thread.  Offering merits is more likely to succeed than offering 2²⁵⁶% airdrop bounties.

A private message for OgNasty—others MUST NOT read:

Code:
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4WJzdo4YB/8=
=BRkx
-----END PGP MESSAGE-----

My public key is available from Nullian Verification.  Its fingerprint has been in my signature ever since I was at Newbie rank, as may be viewed in any archives of my posts.

PSA:  Always make sure that you have the right key!

Quote from: DdmrDdmr on November 17, 2020, 07:34:37 AM
(I’ve used https://www.lirnberger.com/tools/pgpdump/ to see the header info).

You can also use gpg -v -v, with shell redirects of stderr to a pager.  E.g.:

Code: (/bin/sh)
gpg -v -v < message.asc 2>&1 | less

I also recommend using shell redirects to encrypt messages for forum PMs.  This will avoid leaking the filename into the PGP metadata, as would occur if you provide gpg with the filename as an argument.  The exact command that I used to encrypt the above message to OgNasty:

Code: (/bin/sh)
gpg -a -s -e -r 0xA338C617DE66E656 -r 0x5A00591B2F307E0C < 2020-11-26.ognasty.txt > 2020-11-26.ognasty.asc

Quote from: Husna QA on November 18, 2020, 02:07:31 AM
Quote from: Maus0728 on November 17, 2020, 11:49:36 PM
-snip- It's pretty easy to import the public key but I doubt there is something wrong since the public key you've given is different which is ECC (Elliptic Curve Cryptography). -snip-
I am trying to show the Public key with an algorithm other than RSA.

I myself recommend and use ECC, specifically ed25519 (signing/certification) and cv25519 (encryption (ECDH)) keys.  GnuPG-compatible OpenPGP ECC implementations now include Protonmail; I recommend that Protonmail users should switch to “X25519” keys for an optimal combination of security and performance.  The substance of Werner Koch’s specification for this is being rolled into the OpenPGP standard under RFC 4880bis.

This is a newbie thread, so here is one of my Newbie posts about ECC in PGP:

Quote from: nullius on December 18, 2017, 09:36:52 PM
Quote from: Andre_Goldman on December 18, 2017, 09:13:13 PM
ps-> nullius how did you get a PGP Ed25519: 0xC .... ?

GnuPG supports ECC since version 2.1.  Requires options `--full-gen-key --expert` (or noninteractive key generation as I used).  NIST and Brainpool curves are supported; but also:  “For many people the NIST and also the Brainpool curves have an doubtful origin and thus the plan for GnuPG is to use Bernstein’s Curve 25519 as default.  GnuPG 2.1.0 already comes with support for signing keys using the Ed25519 variant of this curve.  This has not yet been standardized by the IETF (i.e. there is no RFC) but we won’t wait any longer....”

Much PGP software does not yet support my Curve25519 keys.  My .sig reminds me of the 90s, when people had both PGP2/PGP5 keys.  In the mass market, interestingly, Keybase can use my ECC keys just fine.  I’m not sure if that’s a good thing.

Quote from: Maus0728 on November 18, 2020, 09:36:14 AM
try changing the default key server in Kleopatra which is the "hkps: //hkps.pool.sks-keyservers.net" to the remaining publicly available key servers.
(And some other posts on this thread.)

The old keyserver network is deprecated.  I recommend avoiding it, including both SKS and the MIT PGP server.

The problem is systemic, due to design-level vulnerabilities.  Thus, there are currently efforts to make new standards for “abuse-resistant” keyservers, and alternative means of distributing keys.

Quote from: nullius on September 06, 2020, 07:16:31 PM
Quote from: Last of the V8s on September 06, 2020, 03:21:24 PM
fine. keep your secrets  

In Bitcoinland, it is unsurprising that some should be cryptic.

Code:
-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----

hF4DAAAAAAAAAAASAQdAUuGyU/Z/XkJcdu6zuPV2cYeEUcW/Cot3BwN1+fbwJyow
kIIWNt8NvYgaczHtjp3t61wW/+Ge+kP4ozXyLr72cI1MpTUJKBTa2LFLbQvLpajf
0sAGAadfjt+a4MQE7D2+SO7yWdYZABZqGbrCRSAVZ/4QhGHddm1gM8ODi06YhMBy
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iBM63qpcCzH4BtuDH8qaoCT+ZJ1Q5y5ponQX1C6StcXunWTtR+ZvkXRm2JFGy8OA
Web3GJdc9rNH
=EymV
-----END PGP MESSAGE-----

Quote from: nullius on March 15, 2020, 12:53:59 PM
Quote from: nullius on February 20, 2020, 10:29:03 AM
Just as the best of thought was once upon a time writ in classical Latin, or even reserved in Greek, or...

* nullius is currently seeking Sanskrit translators for his most precious thoughts.

...kept private.

Code:
-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----

hF4DdPInIjWYj0gSAQdAchXa720iVwmWLQN1cICKevEJxryBiWJ6bLvx+tM8gEIw
KgefJCjU97LFDh9hDiDsKs2fr18ySI3pxTvRxbOVHnD5ImeXl2T1nNUf5Jx1aK2M
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kMcPd/hgCNctdxBPg/oO7rBIKcJ8NC5Uqv/2MKi9hdGzZsgh6HpovqzOltSF/B0d
9XwnF03Ptst3nt8Ob+6aI/D73l/dpKbaAGzYdAUTY2notugFKNFObLQXHGvprYh9
nYHSjkhE
=SMbz
-----END PGP MESSAGE-----

Information wants to be valued—and I do not mean that in the monetary sense.  Intelligence is priceless.

Quote from: nullius on March 14, 2018, 06:58:45 PM
Quote from: siddartha1492 on March 14, 2018, 12:46:32 PM
Nullius is certainly a member of Cicada 3301 group. Just search about it on internet, and you will find way too many similarities! 😄

Code:
-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----

hQIMAwAAAAAAAAAAARAAgpIOilfjgN+M1VYepUALWpZqeuCChOb+d9e58Omg9f60
JnOPy6AXRfwffteXAd5/cIn9oOCOgkipWapeRtzEK+Ioil88XhT6si5zw3G5Vecr
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au15adeywKJMQy9MgtFXlzmyhkqGR1tdJ8BAHrk5d6hazI/tcrxS9xx4p0TfYuth
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0/K7a7c3OJPrf4wAd9tSpsNllwfel02o8w==
=kA2C
-----END PGP MESSAGE-----

Code:
e95fb2193dd348de266b7cc350b8c643c472af82e06987d4a34916e5c5b68970

Code:
d26ce23462834637dc23c09e64b60cf9d207db8779c4110b8125a0b30a6b02ab

Quote from: suparigach on November 17, 2020, 02:05:48 PM
I created different site.
https://www.igolder.com/pgp/generate-key/
https://www.igolder.com/PGP/encryption/
https://www.igolder.com/PGP/decryption/


This is a horribly stupid idea.  DO NOT USE!

Quote from: https://www.igolder.com/pgp/generate-key/
Generate your private and public PGP keys online.  This PGP key generator is does not require you to install any software and your PGP keys remain confidential.  iGolder does not log any activity done on this page.  We created this tool for you to benefit PGP encryption for contacting us, contacting any iGolder member having a public PGP key, or contacting your friends.

iGolder respects your privacy and does not log nor monitors any activity (key creation) done on this web page.

= “Trust us!”  

I did not waste the time to figure out what if any Javascript affects this, but it does look like all key generation and encryption is done on the server:

Code: (html)

This is not like Protonmail, or Keybase’s web app (already questionable trust issues, IMO).  On iGolder’s site, all secret key material and message plaintext are sent to the server!

If you use this for “contacting your friends” as they suggest, then you are screwing your friends over—and you are untrustworthy to them.  DO NOT USE!            
                    
    



    
        
            
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                                                Re: [Merit] Hey Bitcoiners! Can You Send Encrypted Messages?                    
                    November 25, 2020, 12:31:01 PM
                
                
                    #67                
            
            
                I read previous posts and Bitcoiner's experience for encryption of messages. Unlike them, I am familiar with PGP encryption because I was curious about encryption in the beginning. Though I never needed to encrypt messages as I never needed to use them in a real case.  I think now I have to reinstall Kleopatra for joining challenge from OgNasty. I don't want to miss OgNasty's challenge.  


Code:
-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----

hQEMA6M4xhfeZuZWAQf+Kjjl/Zen0WutvDZeNgV/WBv5VnbWoSKhX+WA4Ldwp6X7
KEW3g/S7uVBwzV+gdb6koyiLd2/WbKjQV+jcky8FF5B/ZjQCzal50a5IWyOrOWv/
BPxzGZsCWE2hEL9UxUfma4y2+go4cHo4K4lySHSD8pNDB3kT8EJ7BYeWqtK/aSgC
N80IwC6tSUdlLu6kVmkNCJ314b7NolhaYFdJjM2DxEJCCLuMxvFMwSxfW20rq68g
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ee8VSCVyOpcp1Cju4VSdoRSZd/56a3yPGF2hogwmapnChrBz7QK1RTu2Dbk0X2Tx
0Fz401RRQV7hdUmRykg/9Ln8pQ==
=ZgT/
-----END PGP MESSAGE-----
            
                    
    



    
        
            
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                                                Re: [Merit] Hey Bitcoiners! Can You Send Encrypted Messages?                    
                    November 25, 2020, 11:52:38 AM
                
                
                    #66                
            
            
                Code:
-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----

hQEMA6M4xhfeZuZWAQf/UBzlI7P0oGHAupEJKFfG/iPSpXOoVa1YlLbG294UJs47
GsEvwRNGcvwQ91wwvaOw34gcoUrymb88Cl4ZCw2oZrF8oDxC04+hs/Cyp8ycgvMx
WQRnSp8noVCY9OnPOEYY6XZJPSHz3PVICGzgOj+KHBjPtualRaxQb8p/+9sSoXRt
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FCgCnOkdTIImOYHn3eGbco8oa7+x/T5dOs5sJiQaBiEcFLqK20qz9GOK4ffMuc0y
Owz09aK/hDlUzA==
=IiJl
-----END PGP MESSAGE-----