Patrick Brunschwig écrivait (wrote) :
| I'm trying my best to avoid this, but so far I haven't been very
| successful. The problem is that Thunderbird tries to read every message
| upon receipt in order to add its content to the "Global Search
| Database."
[...]
Then creating a data leak.
I think there should be a possibility to tell Thunderbird not to run
its indexing DB on a given set of folders or type of files.
My point of vue is:
well identified E-mail containing S/MIME or PGP/MIME shouldn't be
decrypted and indexed to put a part of their contents in an
unencrypted DB.
I feel this isn't an Enigmail problem but a much larger one within
Thunderbird (and other E-mail clients running their own indexing DB).
--
This E-mail is safe : it isn't using HTML.
Use of HTML - within E-mail - is the main contributing factor
of the worldwide phishing attacks outburst.
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daniel Azuelos R.S.S.I. - C.I.S.O. - Institut Pasteur
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