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Le 22/06/2016 à 00:43, Robin H. Johnson a écrit :
> Example variations:
> 1. Pure GPG (present state)
> 2. GPG for asymmetric, PyCrypto/Cryptography.io/PyNaCl for symmetric
> 3. Pure PyCrypto/Cryptography.io/PyNaCl
> 4. Upgrade path variations - Read ANY, write Y
This seems a good thinking. I also think that #2 is a good option for
migration and compatibility (for some reasons, people might trust one
piece of software and not another one).
Adrien
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