Deniability

[Jerome Baum]

Hauke Laging <mailinglisten at hauke-laging.de> writes:

> You know that. And the archive of this mailinglist now knows that you have 
> once claimed to do that. So one may assume that the only recipient is you but 
> that is not a strong technical conclusion from the message itself.

When I throw-keyids,  what's actually left over? Would  there be any way
to match the keys from several messages, besides key size and type? Also
if one (size, type) appears in all messages, I'd say the conclusion that
I'm using encrypt-to-self is pretty safe.

Then again, I could  use that to my advantage if I  want to encrypt to a
public key of the same size and type! :)

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