On 3/19/2016 5:08 PM, Kevin J. Curry wrote: > > Is it possible to encrypt received message(s) that arrives in clear > text into an encrypted version of same and stored. > For clarity, after receiving an email that has arrive in it's native > clear text form (ASCII or HTML), to then move it my personal folder > and convert the email contents to cypher-text for storage / archive / > privacy. > Obviously I’ve created an target folder to store said messages. > My solution is to use an email client that will store its messages in a designated location. Thunderbird will do this very nicely. I use TrueCrypt (or its successor CipherShed) to create an encrypted file that is un-encrypted and mounted when I need access to it. Thunderbird stores my messages un-encrypted and can index and search them. When I exit and dismount the volume everything is securely encrypted.
I use enigmail for sending and receiving encrypted messages to the outside. Cheers, David
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