Infere key frm plaintext and exncrypted version?

Fri Aug 29 15:57:02 2003

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Hello,

you probably heard this question before on this list, but
please allow me to ask again:

If someone manages to get his hands on the plain as well as
the encrypted version of the same text, does this enable him
to infere the encryption key?
And if so, does this refer to the session key only, or will
it compromise the whole PGP key?

Thanks for your expertise,
Best regards,
R=FCdiger Kupper

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R=FCdiger Kupper
Honda Research Institute Europe GmbH
Carl-Legien-Stra=DFe 30
D-63073 Offenbach/Main, Germany

Phone : +049 (0)69-890 11-725
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E-Mail: Ruediger.Kupper@Honda-RI.de
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