Managing Subkeys for Professional and Personal UIDs

[MFPA]

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Hi


On Sunday 27 April 2014 at 11:11:00 AM, in
<mid:20140427101100.GA24409 at glue.grepular.com>, Mike Cardwell wrote:



> I solve this problem using an OpenPGP smart card. My
> PGP key never touches my work machine, so I never have
> to worry about it being compromised.

Many employers would not allow you to plug in hardware, so you
couldn't use an OpenPGP smart card reader. And many would not allow
GnuPG at all if it was not something they generally used. Or if they
did use it, many would insist on key escrow or additional decryption
key, or using a key they generated for you.



> When I left my
> previous job, I revoked the UID containing the email
> address assigned by that company, and then added the
> new UID for the new company.

How did the previous employer feel about not having access to any
of your archived messages/documents?



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