I think strong encryption with PGP keys would be more of a necessity!
Oh, now that's a neat idea -- though, hrm, the first question that pops to mind is how to go about generating keys for folks who don't have 'em and don't know how to do so. Client-side implementation (e.g. in Javascript) that saves the private half of the keypair in a cookie or a text file? What about people who use more than one machine?
I suspect there's some primitive that would be more useful here than PGP proper; perhaps enochsmiles, sjmurdoch or tshb will pipe up.
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Date: 2009-02-10 08:50 pm (UTC)Oh, now that's a neat idea -- though, hrm, the first question that pops to mind is how to go about generating keys for folks who don't have 'em and don't know how to do so. Client-side implementation (e.g. in Javascript) that saves the private half of the keypair in a cookie or a text file? What about people who use more than one machine?
I suspect there's some primitive that would be more useful here than PGP proper; perhaps