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Keyring (cryptography)

In cryptography, a keyring stores known encryption keys (and, in some cases, passwords). For example, GNU Privacy Guard makes use of keyrings.
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2018
2018
Deploying and Testing IKEv2, Flex VPN and GET VPN
2016
2016
Learning from our keyring: What do our PGP keys say about the project?
Since the keyring-maint team started aggresively pushing for the retirement of short, obsoleted PGP keys two years ago, I started… 
2015
2015
A portable device for intercepting and retransmission of infrared modulated signals
Infrared modulated signals are widely used in remote controls of common household appliances, as well as in business and public… 
2014
2014
Dynamic Multipoint VPN Configuration Guide, Cisco IOS XE Release 3S
2014
2014
Shake Hands to Bedevil: Securing Email with Wearable Technology
Emailers seldom encrypt, sometimes because they do not see the need to do this, and sometimes because they do not know how to or… 
2013
2013
A Framework for Extended Acquisition and Uniform Representation of Forensic Email Evidence
The digital forensics community has neglected email forensics as a process, despite the fact that email remains an important tool… 
2012
2012
MAVE, NEW LIGHTWEIGHT DIGITAL SIGNATURE PROTOCOLS FOR MASSIVE VERIFICATIONS
In this paper we propose new decentralized digital signature protocols to allow massive bulk verifications (MAVE). The protocols… 
2012
2012
Live Forensics – Extracting Credentials on Windows and Linux Systems
’Post-mortem’ analysis of a system can be greatly simplified if the correct information is gathered in the live analysis stage… 
2009
2009
The first ever Northern Territory homelands/ outstations policy
1965
1965
Combined keyring and flashlight
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