PGP signature format

From: Larry Hammick (larryhammick_at_OMIT-MEtelus.net)
Date: 01/31/05 

Date: Mon, 31 Jan 2005 09:22:52 GMT

I take it that this sort of thing:
iQA/AwUBQf2XY5S9Fk5okqe7EQInfwCgkOl+N
oPEUKoDspgGyp7bkoHZEHsAoKCY
fwnN5MwIkxhuXVoKLYSNNENT
=5Xvn
represents a big integer in base 64, with a checksum after the "=". (There
are 26 lower-case letters available, and 26 uppercase, and a few other
symbols are used). Does anybody know the details of this format?
Thanks in advance,
LH

Relevant Pages

  • Re: Phone functionality / visibility to network
    ... or is there any sort of checksum included in the numbers? ... and they do have a checksum. ... The checksum appears to be just a single digit - the last one. ... imei decoding page) which in a way sort of addresses my original ...
    (uk.telecom.mobile)
  • Re: Question about comparing Remote image with Local one
    ... Generate some sort of checksum from the two images and store that in your program for comparison? ...
    (comp.lang.perl.misc)
  • Re: checksum newbie
    ... > Any clues for a 32 bits checksum? ... If you just want some sort of checksum on a datablock, ...
    (borland.public.delphi.language.basm)
  • Re: Phone functionality / visibility to network
    ... meaning/pattern, or is there any sort of checksum included in the numbers? ... and they do have a checksum. ... The first 6 digits will identify the phone, so a professional thief will ...
    (uk.telecom.mobile)