Key with no signing possibilities

[Peter Palfrader]

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On Tue, 05 Nov 2002, Johan Wevers wrote:

> You, Road Runner, wrote:
>=20
> > "Always have 2 different public keys one for signing and one for
> > encrpytion (and never swap their roles)" --Newton-Hammet
>=20
> Why?

So there's no reason ever for a government to ask your signing key from
you.

					yours,
					peter
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