Adobe’s product security incident response team (PSIRT) accidentally published a private PGP key on its blog. The compromised key was quickly revoked and a new key was generated after the incident came to light.
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Adobe Accidentally Posts Private PGP Key
Adobe’s product security incident response team (PSIRT) accidentally published a private PGP key on its blog. The compromised key was quickly revoked and a new key was generated after the incident came to light. The post Adobe Accidentally Posts Private PGP Key appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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