Am Do 20.03.2014, 07:53:22 schrieb Nicholas Cole:
There are many cases where the size of the message reveals something
about the content, compression or no compression.
Would it help to have to possibility to add a certain amount of
(ignored) random data to an encrypted packet?
In that case an OpenPGP application could – regardless of compression –
be configured (in appropriate situations) to create packets which e.g.
a) have a certain minimum length
b) have a length which is a multiple of a block size (e.g. 1K, 2K but
not 1234 bytes)
Hauke
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