Comment Comment by zxspectrum1982 Yes, PGP is dead but not because of any of the reasons this article points out.It's dead for a very simple reason: it's really hard to find active PGP/GPG keyservers.Fedora keyserver? DeadDebian keyserver? DeadopenSUSE keyserver? DeadSKS keyserver pool? Deadkeys.gnupg.net? Deadkeys.openpgp.org? Half-dead (HKPS access not working, it seems only web is working) etcVery few keyservers are still online and some of then don't sync with the others (e. g. keyserver.pgp.com). parent zxspectrum1982 5 years ago
It's dead for a very simple reason: it's really hard to find active PGP/GPG keyservers.
Fedora keyserver? Dead
Debian keyserver? Dead
openSUSE keyserver? Dead
SKS keyserver pool? Dead
keys.gnupg.net? Dead
keys.openpgp.org? Half-dead (HKPS access not working, it seems only web is working) etc
Very few keyservers are still online and some of then don't sync with the others (e. g. keyserver.pgp.com).