The CIW experiment Tutorial: Creating a key pair using PGP

1, open the Start menu > Program >pgp>pgpkeys, Stay PGPkeys 2, under the key Generation Winzrad prompt wizard, click Next, start creating key pair 498) this.width=498; ' OnMouseWheel = ' Javascript:return big (This) ' src= '/files/uploadimg/20051219/0230310.jpg ' > 3, enter full name and email address ( sx@linux-online.com), X for seat number 4, select default setting DIFFLE-HELLMAN/DSS encryption, click Next 5, keep the encryption length defaults to 2048 digits 6, accept the key pair never expire default settings, click Next 7, enter at the request Passphrase dialog box, two times input passphrase and reconfirm; Here's the passphrase we can understand is the password to protect your private key 498 this.width=498; ' OnMouseWheel = ' javascript: Return big (This) ' src= '/files/uploadimg/20051219/0230311.jpg > 8, after PGP finishes creating the key pair, click Next 9, Cancel Send my key to the root Server now options, click Next 10, click Finish, open the PGPkeys main interface 11, locate and expand the key pair you created, right-click, select Key Properties 498) this.width=498; ' OnMouseWheel = ' Javascript:return big (This) ' src= '/files/uploadimg/20051219/0230312.jpg ' > 12, select Subkeys page, try to invalidate the key, but do not confirm the force (0 votes) Tempted (0 Votes) nonsense (0 Votes) Professional (0 Votes) The title party (0 votes) passing by (0 Votes) original text: CIW experiment Tutorial: Using PGP to create key pairs return to column Recycle Bin Home