Seahorse is running in insecure memory.

Tags: gnome, gnupg, gpg, Linux, seahorse, Security

Seahorse is a cracking GnuPG implementation for Gnome.

Just like GnuPG it also requires secure memory to get the best privacy; I can never remember how to set this up, fortunately there’s an faq on gnupg.org so a quick…

sudo chmod 4755 /usr/bin/seahorse*

and we’re done, no more error messages

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