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Currently, PGPMessage.decrypt() allows decryption with a passphrase, expecting an SKESK packet in the message to yield a session key.
But it's possible that the user already has a session key handy, and would like to use it instead of a passphrase (or in the event that no SKESK packet is present).
It would be nice if PGPy could support this use case cleanly and simply.
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Currently,
PGPMessage.decrypt()
allows decryption with a passphrase, expecting an SKESK packet in the message to yield a session key.But it's possible that the user already has a session key handy, and would like to use it instead of a passphrase (or in the event that no SKESK packet is present).
It would be nice if PGPy could support this use case cleanly and simply.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: