-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- at Tuesday, October 01, 2002 9:04 PM, Petro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> was seen to say: > Well, it's a start. Every mail server (except mx1 and > mx2.prserv.net) should use TLS. Its nice in theory, but in practice look how long it takes the bulk of the internet to install urgent patches - how long is it going to take to get people to install an upgrade to privacy that actually causes more problems for them? Besides the core here is that 1) everyone with a server enroute can read the mail 2) you are relying on every other link in the chain to protect your privacy
clientside crypto fixes both these problems, reduces the total crypto load on the chain (encryption/decryption is only ever done once) and allows use of digital signatures. > Once you start using it, it becomes part of hte pattern by wich > other people identify you. Exactly the intention, yes :) Just for the sake of it (anyone who cares will have seen my signature enough times by now) I will sign this one :) -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: PGP - Cyber-Knights Templar iQIVAwUBPZrB22DKt9Hjj5SVAQF3eBAAh8RK5LgLIPv8JhBwX6kdj2x0c6NsrtdA xiH45Zb+bCNO07ac07n+qyKRZ5UiTGjekjQXjnSOczDFUgCyUymexqif7SnDZ04P S/55rQ31wfUWNRVrO/ULjdq4TVYHMsAUFKhrYgwvYyqJNOg2C+sBwgNsLM3gedm2 R0KRY6pO/wqpVsvki3c27h7wszfvCkmsRrqtuKTwktm23XdbmAs+21YWbThbqc3Y r1gtmH8QrJuUzhPXfE/L104reFo5yi2BMuY/ac1G7uXNc+6yAhy61q4z0v17OMcS glEASE0AO+XrtYFfq/3VXk1SN5S3x44GazHvKo9NgqpJn8pvoNq9TsXhXIa9c1/u hchVahwsuZ6rooMxur8ekLP86zTn8mfI+lFKd1n+LuFzcVbzezzKRH3PM+TjDMTF p0TzHsrDOeUkrYJ2ImznpJ1019oDPBVvDCwRyCqOeLZ9MvARTXLtO9gwjt1NAh2E h7WBYhQyMdlKeUMh6mUwIG7DOoitOnf/mQkmQWybPK7NT2tOhx9uHEWE92iWUxc+ AQF4UywdSvFpTskVBkQIQESsYWGs92A350zEapogB2+cDJxytqtRDN2mLGG6tPPt u+60lj65OQUdc0D91e2W3yif9mF7ul3aztt2Ca5qziyMRVwnoceSwbejDyr1fZLO 8MgGBffIDis= =jz44 -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- resent - with broken line wrap fixed. damned lousy MS email client :) Next time I *check* first before sending and don't look so clueless in a worldwide list :)
