>If someone for a short moment has access to your private pgp key, they
>*may* bring a copy back home without your knowledge. Especially if it's
>someone you can only trust to do you bad things. This may or may not
>happen with your (or anyone else's) knowledge. What about if we ten
>years from now learns that NSA was involved in these things,
>'masquerading' as a script kid?
All very true. I don't have a PGP, so it doesn't make a difference :-)
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