Aron Wussler

Hi! I've had a look at the dumped packets and it seems like the issuer key fingerprint subpacket is no longer marked as critical, due to this commit: https://github.com/ProtonMail/go-crypto/commit/a4f6767435ab31ee45e3097fc96cae080824b7e0 This...

Hi @mdosch, we currently do not support this feature. If you're interested we'd welcome a PR with a new wrapper function around `generateKey` that provides an expiration parameter. Thanks!

Unfortunately that PR never got merged because its parent PR in go-crypto was never followed up, therefore it is outdated and incompatible. In order to generate keys with expiration we...

This PR is good to go for me. I'll finish reviewing go-crypto before we merge both.

Hi @teythoon, since June 25th 2020 (commit 608bedaaf12c4e3eefd7518f3f898ac02524ff5a) we started returning errors for sha1 signatures, specifically we allow only: ``` var allowedHashes = []crypto.Hash{ crypto.SHA224, crypto.SHA256, crypto.SHA384, crypto.SHA512, } ```...

Hi @klische, your contribution would be more than welcome. I'd personally add a function in crypto/key.go: ``` func GenerateKeyWithExpiration(name, email string, keyType string, bits int, expiration int64) (*Key, error) ```

Updated to https://www.ietf.org/archive/id/draft-wussler-openpgp-pqc-03.html

The application does use GopenPGP for almost all purposes. Unfortunately generating RSA keys in go is too slow with gomobile (would take some minutes each key) therefore only to generate...

Hi, are both the pure and hashed variants of ML-DSA or SLH-DSA considered for implementation?

Hello @lbuchs, would you please have the time to check this out?