About me
My name is Patrick and i’m 20 years old. I’m a hobby developer who has been making programs and websites for a couple of years now. I currently study computer science in Sweden. I’ve decided to start a blog so I have somewhere to write my thoughts. It’s a sort of collection of things i’ve come across, so I don’t have to search the whole WWW in order to refind the problems.
If someone spots any errors in my posts. I would be glad if you pointed it out since i’m also writing to learn new things and I want to keep things as correct as possible.
Had to change this page, it was way too long. People might lose interest : )
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Hi Patrick,
Thanks for the blogs on security, they are quite helpful to me.
I have a question that I wonder if you can help, or any pointer will be appreciated.
It’s about key management or key change in PKI. For example, I have key pair key-A
that I used to encrypt my one million data records. Now, the key-A pair expired, and
I renewed the key pair, now become key-B. Do I really have to decrypt all one million
data records with key-A (before it expire) and re-encrypt all one million data records
with key-B (for the valid PKI certf)? that would be insane. There got to have some
better way of managing this key change in PKI system!
Thanks,
James
Sorry James I can’t help you with that. I don’t think you can decrypt it with another key though.