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Thanks I'm loving EncryptPad!
I was wondering if it would be possible to have EncryptPad display garbled text as apposed to not letting you proceed when a wrong password is entered. I figure someone can easily write a program to guess passwords.
Evgeny Pokhilko
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May 22, 2017, 10:22:38 AM5/22/17
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Hello,
Yes, there is integrity check. This feature (or issue, depending on how you look at it) is not something that EncryptPad introduced. It's an integral part of OpenPGP. If removed, OpenPGP protocol will not be followed (see rfc4880). Why this feature was not considered a weakness when OpenPGP was designed is another question. I will investigate as time allows.
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I have done some research regarding this topic. The community on a gnupg security forum does not consider the integrity check a weakness or threat. In addition, I found a study that discovered a vulnerability that was rectified by integrity verification. See the link below:
On Tue, 23 May 2017 00:22:29 +1000
Evgeny Pokhilko wrote:
> Hello,
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> Yes, there is integrity check. This feature (or issue, depending on how you look at it) is not something that EncryptPad introduced. It's an integral part of OpenPGP. If removed, OpenPGP protocol will not be followed (see rfc4880). Why this feature was not considered a weakness when OpenPGP was designed is another question. I will investigate as time allows.
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