Michael C. Toren on Mon, 6 May 2002 00:00:36 -0400 |
> The problem with this is that it doesn't show the user's other uids, > which really should be verified and signed separately. (Shouldn't > they?) When I did it for the last Netaxs meeting, I did it by hand, and was careful not to snip UID's where the real-name field was different than the primary UID. > Maybe that doesn't matter for the meeting, but it does for those > following your new email-and-exchange-a-passphrase method. (That is, > you need one passphrase per email address, not per person.) I've been thinking about this recently, but so far I'm unconvinced the email-and-exchange-a-passphrase is necessary. My point of view is that what I'm saying when I sign a key is that the person's real name matches the photo ID they presented. The email address I see as a bit of information that the individual made public and signed (through the key's self-signature), which does nothing other than indicate that the address listed in one where encrypted messages using the key in question can be sent. Convince me I'm wrong? -mct
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