At 10:09 AM 6/2/03 -0400, Ian Grigg wrote:
(One doesn't hear much about
crypto phones these days. Was this really a need?)
As a minor aside - most laptops can manage pgpfone using only onboard
hardware these days, either using an integrated modem or (via infrared) a
mobile phone.
James A. Donald wrote:
Could you point me somewhere that illustates server issued
certs, certification with zero administrator overhead and small
end user overhead?
Been a while since I played with it, but IIRC OpenCA (www.openca.org) is a
full implimentation of a CA, in perl cgi, with no admin
Anonymous Sender wrote:
James A. Donald writes:
E-Gold could set things up to allow its customers to authenticate with
certs issued by Verisign, or with considerably more work it could even
issue certs itself that could be used for customer authentication.
Why doesn't it do so? Well, it's a
James A. Donald wrote:
How many attacks have there been based on automatic trust of
verisign's feckless ID checking? Not many, possibly none.
I imagine if there exists a https://www.go1d.com/ site for purposes of
fraud, it won't be using a self-signed cert. Of course it is possible that
the
