Benne,
With Voltage, all communications corresponding to the same public key can be decrypted using the same private key, even if the user is offline. To me, this sounds worse than the PKC problem of trusting the recipient's key. Voltage also corresponds to mandatory key escrow, as you noted, with all its drawbacks.
Cheers, Ed Gerck
Weger, B.M.M. de wrote:
Hi Ed,
What about ID-based crypto: the public key can be any string, such as your e-mail address. So the sender can encrypt even before the recipient has a key pair. The private key is derived from the ...
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