decryption outputs to stdout before verification

[vedaal at nym.hush.com]

On 10/26/2025 at 11:39 AM, "Tennyson T Bardwell via Gnupg-users" 
wrote:...

For my purposes, I mostly just want my messages to be resistant to
surreptitious forwarding.  
...
it seems
like the safest bet would be to simply start emails with "Hello
". I assume that a timestamp is added to the signature, so
that should take care of contextualizing the signed message.
... 

You might consider adding the fingerprint of the recipient's key,
after "Hello " 

Otherwise this could lead to a MITM problem, with an already signed
(and presumably trusted) forwarded message. 

Vedaal 

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