You can practice on it (note - I’m not sure that in the Russian Federation it’s so easy for citizens to engage in cryptography and removed the link to the key.): spoiler: kleopatra import gpg_ecc_john.asc/

I generated such key in gpg CLI on Termux under name 'gpg_ecc_john.asc' password 'johnjohn666' And tested it on Debian 10 it imported successfully and encrypts data. The user will always get an error:īad parameter: encrypted_Secret_Key(len=-1, sha1=0), len can not be negative.Īlthough I have Kleopatra/KDE gpg/pgp key management software installed on my Debian 10, when generating keys, it has long been possible to choose a cryptographic algorithm (not RSA/DSA), but cv25519: spoiler: kleopatra-cv25519/ spoiler: gpg_cli v2.3.6Īnd the routine for extracting the hash is not able to extract the hash of this encryption (maybe john himself does not support this encryption format). $ john/run/gpg2john gpg_key.asc #The hash is retrieved correctly and is subject to password recovery.īut updated versions of GnuPG now generate a key pair (ECC:Curve25519) by default. In Debian 10, by default in GnuPG, the CLI utility: gpg generates a key pair (RSA/DSA) and nothing more.

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