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At least in my testing so far, I can easily open a file that was encrypted with --throw-keyids. An unknown 0x00000000 is added to the set of recipients that will be encrypted to upon save. That could be handled a little better by eliding any recipients whose key is all zeroes.
Hi
This isn't necessarily an improvement request, but rather something worth noting..
When throw-keyids is enabled you see the following:
Old files can be read, but any newly-saved with throw-keyids enabled, are no longer easily readable with the plugin.
throw-keyids is vaguely useful for securing privacy - see https://gist.github.com/bnagy/8914f712f689cc01c267
Could it be possible to specify a decryption key for the plugin ?
Anyway, there you go.
Cheers
Alex
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