Re: IntegrityProtection when using OpenPGP ECDH keys

Sorry, the bug was on my side.

Due to a bug in my code, I wasnt actually encrypting when using ECDH keys :D

Greetings
Paul

Am 11. Juni 2018 02:50:57 MESZ schrieb David Hook <[email protected]>:
>
>Can't say we have ever seen that. It would be a bug, but have you got
>some code that shows the problem? It appears to be working here, and
>the
>two things are actually quite unrelated - whether or not integrity
>protection is present has nothing to do with the public key algorithm
>used.
>
>If there is something we have missed we would be happy to fix it.
>
>Regards,
>
>David
>On 11/06/18 01:41, Paul Schaub wrote:
>> Hi!
>>
>> I noticed, that the call
>>
>> bcPGPDataEncryptorBuilder.setWithIntegrityPacket(true);
>>
>> appears to be broken when I encrypt for an ECDH public key.
>> The same call works fine when RSA keys are used, meaning the call
>>
>> pgpPublicKeyEncryptedData.isIntegrityProtected();
>>
>> returns true. However, it returns false when ECDH keys are used.
>> Is this a bug, or expected behaviour?
>>
>> I know that elliptic curve keys are not really specified in RFC4880,
>> but I found a specification in RFC6637, which also mentions the
>> integrity protection package.
>>
>> Greetings Paul
>>
>>
>>

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