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pgpfan:schism [2024/10/06 05:23] – [EAX] typo. b.walzerpgpfan:schism [2024/10/06 05:36] (current) – [About the "OpenPGP Schism" (2023 Dec)] we have better names now. b.walzer
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 More recently, the two factions that fell out of this have been, actively and publicly, promoting their somewhat different proposals. That sparked the article. More recently, the two factions that fell out of this have been, actively and publicly, promoting their somewhat different proposals. That sparked the article.
  
-I will refer to one faction as the GnuPG faction but acknowledge that there are other projects that support this position. For lack of a better name, I will refer to the other faction as Crypto Refresh Current (the latest IETF draft).+I will refer to one faction as the GnuPG faction (now [[https://librepgp.org/|LibrePGP]]) but acknowledge that there are other projects that support this position. For lack of a better name, I will refer to the other faction as Crypto Refresh Current (now [[https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9580.html|RFC 9580]]).
  
 I will only talk about the most contentious issue: the addition of new block cipher modes. The scope of the proposed changes is vast, but the block cipher mode issue is the aspect of this I feel the most qualified to comment on. I will only talk about the most contentious issue: the addition of new block cipher modes. The scope of the proposed changes is vast, but the block cipher mode issue is the aspect of this I feel the most qualified to comment on.
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