Difference between revisions of "Linux Security"

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=Understanding GPG keys=

* They can be used to encrypt messages in asynchronous encryption. In theory, a thief can steal the key message and steal private and will not be able to decrypt the message. Therefore, this method is considered the most secure method.

* Keys are used to sign the files, but does not give it a high level of safety. Because you can copy, edit the key from file.

* Keys are used to sign the files, but does not give it a high level of safety. Because you can copy, edit the key from file. But it is useful for checking from which the package repository comes from, if we use several repositories and if we are able to verify.

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 =Understanding GPG keys=
 * They can be used to encrypt messages in asynchronous encryption. In theory, a thief can steal the key message and steal private and will not be able to decrypt the message. Therefore, this method is considered the most secure method.
-* Keys are used to sign the files, but does not give it a high level of safety. Because you can copy, edit the key from file.
+* Keys are used to sign the files, but does not give it a high level of safety. Because you can copy, edit the key from file. But it is useful for checking from which the package repository comes from, if we use several repositories and if we are able to verify.