On Thu 2015-11-05 04:14:08 +0900, Werner Koch <wk(_at_)gnupg(_dot_)org> wrote:
On Wed, 4 Nov 2015 18:34, azet(_at_)azet(_dot_)org said:
Hrm. I'm against this. CAMELLIA is going to be deprecated in e.g.
You may be against it but it is a matter of fact that CAMELLIA is an
officially assigned OpenPGP cipher algorithm for 6 years.
As discussed in the meeting tuesday, deprecation is a tricky subject for
formats with stored data (as distinguished from on-the-wire network
traffic). people have archives of encrypted data that may still use
this cipher.
We may latter decide to deprecate certain algorithms but that is not a
question right now.
The sense of the room in Yokohama was to deprecate as much as possible,
and encourage a limited, sensible set of algorithms for message creation
and signing. But sensible implementations will likely continue to allow
decryption of these ciphers for years to come.
regards,
--dkg
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