On 1/19/2017 1:10 PM, Ludwig Hügelschäfer wrote: > Hi Anthony, > > On 19.01.17 18:13, Anthony Papillion wrote: >> On 1/19/2017 10:56 AM, Patrick Brunschwig wrote: > > (...) > >>> I don't fully understand what you mean with a Windows 7 system. Does it >>> happen for mails that you sent out, or mails that you received? >> >> It actually happens both. There have been several piece of mail I've >> sent that have had the body properly encrypted but the headers are >> unprotected and several I have received with the same issue. > > Sorry to ask such a stupid question, but by which means do you detect > that the headers are encrypted or not? >
Hi Ludwig, Mostly by looking at the message in my inbox PRIOR TO decrypting the mail for the first time. So, for example, I will open my inbox and see a subject like "How goes the day" and when I click on it, I am prompted for my GPG password. At first, I thought that maybe the headers WERE encrypted and I was seeing them being decrypted without noticing. However, I've had someone send me an encrypted message with protected headers to a system that did not have GPG installed and I could still easily read the subject. Anthony
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