Updated OpenPGP Security (markdown)
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TODO: Yes we must do this. Important TODO
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TODO: Yes we must do this. Important TODO
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## No support for Image Attribute Subpackets
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## No support for Image Attribute Subpackets
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In about 99% of all use cases there are better photos to be found in Android's contact database. Photos are displayed only if a key has been confirmed, otherwise this could lead the user into a false sense of security.
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In about 99% of all use cases there are better photos to be found in Android's contact database. Photos from Android's contact database are displayed only if a key has been confirmed, otherwise this could lead the user into a false sense of security. It is also not clear what a certification of an Image Attribute Subpacket would semantically mean. This is not specified in RFC 4880. Other applications such as [Kleopatra](https://www.kde.org/applications/utilities/kleopatra/) also doesn't support this subpackets.
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## Key IDs aren't displayed
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## Key IDs aren't displayed
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* Short key IDs (last 32 bits of the key's fingerprint) are trivially to replicate via a [preimage attack](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preimage_attack).
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* Short key IDs (last 32 bits of the key's fingerprint) are trivially to replicate via a [preimage attack](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preimage_attack).
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