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Invitation email
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Expiry
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Changing the members of the groups B, C, or D
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Infrastructure
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Who knows what
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Cryptographic shares
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Groups
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Goals
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The “wiki/src/doc/about/openpgp_keys/signing_key_revocation.ar.po” file was changed. 11/11/2019
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The “wiki/src/doc/about/openpgp_keys/signing_key_revocation.ar.po” file was changed. 09/10/2019
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The “wiki/src/doc/about/openpgp_keys/signing_key_revocation.ar.po” file was changed. 08/15/2019
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The “wiki/src/doc/about/openpgp_keys/signing_key_revocation.ar.po” file was changed. 08/10/2019
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The “wiki/src/doc/about/openpgp_keys/signing_key_revocation.ar.po” file was changed. 08/09/2019
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In case we need to communicate with you about this revocation mechanism in the future, we will always do it through the tails@boum.org mailing list. We might do so for example to:
08/09/2019
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We send these emails through tails@boum.org to avoid the need for a personal trust relationship between the person sending the mail and the recipient. We don't send shares from groups B, C, or D with tails@boum.org by doing so.
08/09/2019
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Someone who has a personal trust relationship with the person being invited sends this email.
08/09/2019
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The “wiki/src/doc/about/openpgp_keys/signing_key_revocation.ar.po” file was changed. 07/24/2019
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We log in to the administration interface of the mailing list, make sure that it still exists, and is configured correctly.
07/24/2019
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The “wiki/src/doc/about/openpgp_keys/signing_key_revocation.ar.po” file was changed. 06/24/2019
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Yes, there is no mathematically proven algorithm for this and here is where your judgment as a human being is needed. The description of the very bad event should be checked or backed by enough people to be plausible.
06/24/2019

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