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Avon wrote to Pequito <=-
@MSGID: <587748BA.72.fsx_cry@freeway.apana.org.au>
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=Qabr
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--- Mystic BBS v1.12 A31 (Raspberry Pi)
* Origin: Cryptogenic Radix (21:1/179)
Avon wrote to Pequito <=-
@MSGID: <587748BA.72.fsx_cry@freeway.apana.org.au>
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Version: GnuPG v1
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=Qabr
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--- Mystic BBS v1.12 A31 (Raspberry Pi)
* Origin: Cryptogenic Radix (21:1/179)
I haven't been able to decrypt today's crop of messages. Anyone need my key?
Pequito wrote to Vk3jed <=-
I haven't been able to decrypt today's crop of messages. Anyone need my key?
Yes please, and here is my key again.
"Clipboard" contained no valid encrypted data.
When attempted to decrypt.
Avon wrote to Pequito <=-
@MSGID: <587748BA.72.fsx_cry@freeway.apana.org.au>
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Version: GnuPG v1
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=Qabr
-----END PGP MESSAGE-----
--- Mystic BBS v1.12 A31 (Raspberry Pi)
* Origin: Cryptogenic Radix (21:1/179)
I haven't been able to decrypt today's crop of messages. Anyone need my key?
... I'm being held prisoner in a chocolate factory. Don't send help.Can I join in your tests?
--- MultiMail/Win32 v0.49
* Origin: Freeway BBS - freeway.apana.org.au (3:633/410)
On 01/12/17, Vk3jed said the following...
Avon wrote to Pequito <=-
@MSGID: <587748BA.72.fsx_cry@freeway.apana.org.au>
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Version: GnuPG v1
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=Qabr
-----END PGP MESSAGE-----
--- Mystic BBS v1.12 A31 (Raspberry Pi)
* Origin: Cryptogenic Radix (21:1/179)
yI haven't been able to decrypt today's crop of messages. Anyone need m
I'll give it a try and send a message to you using your public key. :)key?
Yes please, and here is my key again.
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+- $s.s$s.s$ ----------------------------------------+
| $ý"$$$"ý$ twinklebbs.homeip.net |
| .$$$. winkle BBS twinklebbs.homeip.net:8080 |
+-- .$$$$$. -----------------------------------------+
$ý"~"ý$ Christopher Malo aka Pequito!
--- Mystic BBS v1.12 A31 (Linux)
* Origin: Twinkle BBS | (21:1/126)
Pequito wrote to Vk3jed <=-
On 01/12/17, Vk3jed said the following...
Avon wrote to Pequito <=-
@MSGID: <587748BA.72.fsx_cry@freeway.apana.org.au>
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Version: GnuPG v1
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-----END PGP MESSAGE-----
--- Mystic BBS v1.12 A31 (Raspberry Pi)
* Origin: Cryptogenic Radix (21:1/179)
I haven't been able to decrypt today's crop of messages. Anyone need my key?| $ý"$$$"ý$ twinklebbs.homeip.net |
Yes please, and here is my key again.
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+- $s.s$s.s$ ----------------------------------------+
+-- .$$$$$. -----------------------------------------+
$ý"~"ý$ Christopher Malo aka Pequito!
--- Mystic BBS v1.12 A31 (Linux)
* Origin: Twinkle BBS | (21:1/126)
On 01/14/17, Bbsing.Bbs said the following...
.. the secret is here.
secret 0000 1101
This was at the bottom. =)
Pequito wrote to Bbsing.Bbs <=-
On 01/14/17, Bbsing.Bbs said the following...
.. the secret is here.
secret 0000 1101
This was at the bottom. =)
Bbsing.Bbs wrote to Pequito <=-
@TZ: 40f0
Pequito wrote to Bbsing.Bbs <=-
On 01/14/17, Bbsing.Bbs said the following...
.. the secret is here.
secret 0000 1101
This was at the bottom. =)
Perfect! It worked.
BBS systems can have secure message communication! :)
bbsing wrote to Vk3jed <=-
@MSGID: <5878BE0B.82.fsx_cry@freeway.apana.org.au>
@TZ: 412c
I think you must make sure the '> ' is removed. gpg will not
understand that stuff.
You guys trading keys?
Are those keys posted on the public key server?
Bbsing.Bbs wrote to Vk3jed <=-
Can I join in your tests?
If we excahgne public keys.
Vk3jed wrote to Bbsing.Bbs <=-Sorry Vk, I went dark for awhile due to projects I was working on, and you may have the process already.
Perfect! It worked.
BBS systems can have secure message communication! :)
Cool, what was the total process?
On 07-31-19 21:24, Bbsing.Bbs wrote to Vk3jed <=-
Vk3jed wrote to Bbsing.Bbs <=-
Perfect! It worked.
BBS systems can have secure message communication! :)
Cool, what was the total process?
Sorry Vk, I went dark for awhile due to projects I was working on, and
you may have the process already.
Ah .. so if I can remember the total process...
Here is the general process.
I know it for one on one, but for group communications, what happens?
On 08-01-19 21:59, Avon wrote to Vk3jed <=-
On 01 Aug 2019 at 06:21p, Vk3jed pondered and said...
I know it for one on one, but for group communications, what happens?
Good question... perhaps we can work on something ? :)
Vk3jed wrote to Bbsing.Bbs <=-
On 07-31-19 21:24, Bbsing.Bbs wrote to Vk3jed <=-
Vk3jed wrote to Bbsing.Bbs <=-
Perfect! It worked.
BBS systems can have secure message communication! :)
I know it for one on one, but for group communications, what happens?
On 08-01-19 21:34, Bbsing.Bbs wrote to Vk3jed <=-
As many public keys you have, .. maybe you scraped/captures them from bbses or other places, any public key contained in the encrypted
message, will allow all those with matching private keys to
view/decrypt the message.
This means offline mail reader or something like that.
The problem with private keys is they can't get into the possession of anyone but the owner, otherwise there is no non-repudiation! That is really important, and it has been mentioned in another post at some
point about Proton mail and ... I think it was keybase.
The short is .. on a bbs, like old school types, I don't know how it would work for that. I think there are ways, like software to create an encrypted tunnel into a stateless container that is only active for the time when the user is decrypting and reading the message.
Vk3jed wrote to Bbsing.Bbs <=-
Hmm, OK. :) So multiplie ciphertexts, each a copy of the same
plaintext
Offline mail does work well for PGP/GPG. I used to have a PGP add-on
for Bluewave back in the day. A similar add-on could work for GPG and Multimail. It hooked the editor, the offline reader would call the encryption system, and if you wanted to write a message, the system
would then pass control to the actual editor.
VK, you doing anything with encryption these days?
On 08-02-19 23:48, Bbsing.Bbs wrote to Vk3jed <=-
Vk3jed wrote to Bbsing.Bbs <=-
Hmm, OK. :) So multiplie ciphertexts, each a copy of the same
plaintext
No.., one cyber text, but within the encoded message exists multiple public keys.
I haven't tried to actually identify a public key in a cyber text
message outside of the gnugp functions. .. you can imagine though, the more public keys aka recipients, the larger the cyber text message can get.
Offline mail does work well for PGP/GPG. I used to have a PGP add-on
for Bluewave back in the day. A similar add-on could work for GPG and Multimail. It hooked the editor, the offline reader would call the encryption system, and if you wanted to write a message, the system
would then pass control to the actual editor.
I have not tried bluewave yet.
VK, you doing anything with encryption these days?
I'm looking to do some more in this space in the coming months... have a few ideas we might be able to test out. When I do, can I pick your
brains about them? :)
What would you think about a "Puzzle of the Week" sort of thing, in
which a short, random plaintext is encrypted each week, using variable encryption techniques, for folks to try to crack? No RSA-level stuff (which I'm guessing is the intended subject for this area), but start
out with simple substitution cryptograms and progress from there. Thoughts?
Avon wrote to Bbsing.Bbs <=-
On 02 Aug 2019 at 11:48p, Bbsing.Bbs pondered and said...
VK, you doing anything with encryption these days?
I'm looking to do some more in this space in the coming months... have
a few ideas we might be able to test out. When I do, can I pick your brains about them? :)
Best, Paul
Vk3jed wrote to Bbsing.Bbs <=-
On 08-02-19 23:48, Bbsing.Bbs wrote to Vk3jed <=-
Vk3jed wrote to Bbsing.Bbs <=-
Hmm, OK. :) So multiplie ciphertexts, each a copy of the sameWhat I haven't done is look at a few file attributes where adding more public keys increases the size of the ascii armor file.
plaintext
No.., one cyber text, but within the encoded message exists multiple public keys.
I haven't tried to actually identify a public key in a cyber text
message outside of the gnugp functions. .. you can imagine though, the more public keys aka recipients, the larger the cyber text message can get.
But given that encryption is normally done by a combination of public
and private keys in pairs, how does that work?
Offline mail does work well for PGP/GPG. I used to have a PGP add-on
for Bluewave back in the day. A similar add-on could work for GPG and Multimail. It hooked the editor, the offline reader would call the encryption system, and if you wanted to write a message, the system
would then pass control to the actual editor.
On 08-08-19 10:51, Bbsing.Bbs wrote to Vk3jed <=-
I will have to spin up a vm and attempt these test. I've never tried
it. I'm sure someone has already thought of this and tested it, but
I've never research it before.
In cases of cracking .. its best to just obtain the users key ring, and attempt brute force on each secret key.
Offline mail does work well for PGP/GPG. I used to have a PGP add-on
for Bluewave back in the day. A similar add-on could work for GPG and Multimail. It hooked the editor, the offline reader would call the encryption system, and if you wanted to write a message, the system
would then pass control to the actual editor.
I will have to attempt to enable pgp for multimail.
... Don't argue with he who buys ink by the gallon. === MultiMail/Win
... Don't argue with he who buys ink by the gallon. === MultiMail/Win
He might be a tatooist.
He might be a tatooist.
On Tatooine.
On 08-13-19 23:22, Spectre wrote to Vk3jed <=-
... Don't argue with he who buys ink by the gallon. === MultiMail/Win
He might be a tatooist.
Vk3jed wrote to Bbsing.Bbs <=-
On 08-08-19 10:51, Bbsing.Bbs wrote to Vk3jed <=-
I will have to attempt to enable pgp for multimail.
I haven't seen an interface for GPG available for Multimail yet.
Re: Re: Decoding this...
By: Joacim Melin to Spectre on Tue Aug 13 2019 07:23 pm
He might be a tatooist.
On Tatooine.
Isn't that where all the best tattoo artists go to study their craft?
Nightfox
On 08-13-19 16:38, Bbsing.Bbs wrote to Vk3jed <=-
Vk3jed wrote to Bbsing.Bbs <=-
On 08-08-19 10:51, Bbsing.Bbs wrote to Vk3jed <=-
I will have to attempt to enable pgp for multimail.
I haven't seen an interface for GPG available for Multimail yet.
Me either, and this is what makes things a little more difficult to use all the time. In fact its that level of difficulty and the fact that
the huge mail providers don't want to make encryption easy for their users, that prevent everyone from adopting it now.
Vk3jed wrote to Bbsing.Bbs <=-
I haven't seen an interface for GPG available for Multimail yet.
Me either, and this is what makes things a little more difficult to use all the time. In fact its that level of difficulty and the fact that
the huge mail providers don't want to make encryption easy for their users, that prevent everyone from adopting it now.
It just needs to be a wrapper for the editor function to make all the
GPG functions available. Or alternatively, work with the Multimail developer to have GPG support integrated in, in a similar manner to the Enigmail plugin for Tnunderbird.
On 08-15-19 16:48, Bbsing.Bbs wrote to Vk3jed <=-
I've never even spoke/emailed/messaged with a developer before.
On 02 Aug 2019 at 11:48p, Bbsing.Bbs pondered and said...Of course, but my problem is I don't get on BBSs consistently.
VK, you doing anything with encryption these days?
I'm looking to do some more in this space in the coming months... have a few ideas we might be able to test out. When I do, can
pick your brains about them? :)
Best, Paul
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