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authorLars Wirzenius <liw@sequoia-pgp.org>2021-10-30 11:24:51 +0300
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@@ -357,11 +357,11 @@ Further, cryptography doesn't protect against violence used to coerce
either party in a secure communication from disclosing secrets.
Finally, cryptography relies on some assumptions of what kind of
-attacks are likely, whether they're based on mathematics or raw
+attacks are feasible, whether they're based on mathematics or raw
computing power. Over time, attacks on cryptographic protocols,
-algorithms, and implementations get stronger. Every few years,
+algorithms, and implementations only get stronger. Every few years,
attackers have a breakthrough, and some classes of cryptography
-suddenly becomes so weak normal people can break them. Then the
+suddenly become so weak normal people can break them. Then the
purveyors and users of cryptography move to newer, stronger
alternatives.
@@ -374,11 +374,10 @@ know.
# Managing one's own key
-This chapter concentrates on creating and managing a key as a digital
-representation of oneself. Please see the [glossary](#glossary) for
-definitions of terms. Some of the terminology `sq` uses is specific to
-cryptography in general, or to OpenPGP, and some is specific to `sq`
-itself.
+This chapter concentrates on creating and managing a key oneself.
+Please see the [glossary](#glossary) for definitions of terms. Some of
+the terminology `sq` uses is specific to cryptography in general, or
+to OpenPGP, and some is specific to `sq` itself.
## Why use keys and certificates?