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   On 04/01/2020 3:27 p.m., Tommi Koivula : August Abolins wrote:   
      
    TK>> Key management could be a nightmare across multiple devices.   
      
    TK> I export my secret keys to a "home" directory in my LAN, and   
    TK> then I can import them to any workstation.   
      
   I might like to use it from a laptop that I carry around, and from a   
   desktop at another location.  I guess I can delegate the laptop as my   
   "home".  I usually have the laptop with me wherever I go anyway.   
      
   I wouldn't want to store keys on a USB though. I lost a USB (fell off my   
   keychain!) last year.  Among other files, I had an MS Access database   
   copy on it, and lo an behold, a resourceful person actually explored the   
   details and extracted credit card info from the .accdb file.  I noticed   
   the unusual charges pretty much right away, but all was taken care of well.   
      
   Meanwhile, I found a PGP app for my Blackberry. Getting the secret keys   
   to it in a secure way are a bit tricky though.   But once done, I should   
   be fine for several years.   
      
      
    TK> Enigmail is a nice tool, as well as kleopatra of gpg4win   
    TK> package.   
      
   It is absolutely amazing that a simple add-on can introduce a nice new   
   feature to TB.   
      
   I am having trouble signing this message!  Enigmail is sending me in a loop!   
      
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