NODE 471a3fa9PGPMail keets tabs on you!
geeman <geeman@best.com>Fri, 16 May 1997 16:29:48 +0800
... This is from the log file that pgp keeps on my machine,
\WINDOWS\PGPWS_32.LOG.
There appears to be a lot of interesting information here:
-- I did not encrypt with IDEA only
-- the recipients of the message I sent are shown along with the public
key IDs
-- The SIZE of the message!
I have obfuscated some of the details from the actual log. The "?"s
indicate removed details.
=========== LOG: ============
Passphrase from caller = FALSE |
if (SignIt && IDEAOnly && IDEAPassphrase && IDEAPassphrase[0] != '\0') |
IDEA Passphrase from caller = FALSE |
if (PublicKeyRingName && PublicKeyRingName[0] != '\0') |
PublicKeyRingName string pointer is NULL or
PublicKeyRingName is an empty string.
Using default public keyring name. |
if (PrivateKeyRingName && PrivateKeyRingName[0] != '\0') |
PrivateKeyRingName string pointer is NULL or
PrivateKeyRingName is an empty string.
Using default private keyring name. |
Recipient List: |
Key ID: 0x???????? |
PGP Options String
eat |
Encrypt Buffer
Message |
PGP Options Parm: eat |
MyNameParm: |
Keyring Name Parm: |
File name for encrypt, sign, and/or armor:
InputBufferLength = ?????? |
Found without enough validating sigs:1 |
Key for user ID:Remail <???@???.???> |
Additional ID:Remailer <???@???.???> |
bit size:1024 Key ID:????????created:12/13/1992 |
Warning: Because this public key is not certified with a trusted
signature, it is not known with high confidence that this public key
actually belongs to:Remail <???@???.???>
Are you sure you want to use this public key? |
User Replied: Yes |
Open Data Out;
Output Buffer |
OutputBufferLength = ?????? |
OutputDataLength = ?????? |
Transport armor file: |
Kernel return value is: 0 |
NODE 4527bfdbRe: PGPMail keets tabs on you!
"William H. Geiger III" <whgiii@amaranth.com>Fri, 16 May 1997 21:08:04 +0800
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In <337C13AC.6F5C@best.com>, on 05/16/97 at 01:58 AM,
geeman <geeman@best.com> said:
>... This is from the log file that pgp keeps on my machine,
>\WINDOWS\PGPWS_32.LOG.
>There appears to be a lot of interesting information here:
> -- I did not encrypt with IDEA only
> -- the recipients of the message I sent are shown along with the public
>key IDs
> -- The SIZE of the message!
>I have obfuscated some of the details from the actual log. The "?"s
>indicate removed details.
I looked over the log details the you provided and this is rather odd.
I am currently working on some logging features for my next release of
E-Secure. The purpose of this is to aid the user with keyring management. I
plan on keeping the log files encrypted and having this a user selectable
option (the user can turn logging off if he wishes). The contents of the
PGPWS_32.LOG seems to go beyond what would be need for this purpose though.
I'll have to boot into NT (yech) and take a look at what it is doing.
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Geiger Consulting Cooking With Warp 4.0
Author of E-Secure - PGP Front End for MR/2 Ice
PGP & MR/2 the only way for secure e-mail.
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Tag-O-Matic: Windows: The Gates of hell.
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