>I'm a little out of touch with all of this, but AFAIK, >depending on the key size and encryption algorithim you pick, >it would still take current technology available to the >governments decades or centuries to crack something encoded by >PGP using DSA or AES right? > >On 5/20/05, Leon Mlakar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> The original question was about CF card (from the camera, I assume). >> That would require in-camera PGP software. Government budget >is likely >> to be able to break through PGP, though. >>
For all what *we* (that is, general public) know, yes, you are correct. My statement was meant to be in the context of original question but really wasn't phrased like that. In this context I think the camera manufactures, if they implemented on-camera PGP, they would still not want to sacrifice speed over security. Given limited processing power of the camera that would mean less CPU intensive algorithms and more importantly, shorter keys. Leon
