And by ideally placed, you mean for the NSA, right?
I'd never put any GPG keys of mine in an American cloud provider. That sort of voids the entire point of it.
I'd never put any GPG keys of mine in an American cloud provider. That sort of voids the entire point of it.
On a somewhat related note, I remember reading some documentation on a one-time password scheme, which I can't find anymore. It briefly mentioned something about using DES calculators to handle crypto signatures (for what reason i cannot remember). For our purposes, a PGP/GPG hand-held device would be neat, though perhaps cumbersome to actually user.
Phone? Can we remotely trust nowadays smartphones not to have a number of backdoors?
Ultimately, what I envision would be a cross between a Blackberry (size, QWERTY keyboard) and the TI-83 (focus on being a simpler, lower-end computer). Heck, one may as well give it a unix-like OS and leave out wireless communications and sophisticated graphics. I think this is feasible, but the market would be quite small.