I'm not sure if I am in the right group, but here it goes:
I'd like to make sure people in my employers company use signed emails. No problem, the mail clients support it. But, my boss does not invest in getting "official" certs for each mail account, as he thinks signing doesn't add any value.
So I was looking into creating mail signing certs myself. Works. But ofcourse, if we send such a signed mail to anyone outside the company, the recipients will get a warning since they don't recognize the issuing CA.
I can't see a graceful way around that problem. I thought maybe self-signing the cert, but I suspect that many mail clients may puke on that too. Any idea?
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