Are there any common mailers -- open source preferred but not mandatory --
that can query LDAP directories to retrieve X.509 certificates for use in
S/MIME messages? Evolution and Thunderbird are both able to send S/MIME,
but don't seem to have any easy certificate retrieval mechanisms.
Anne amp; Lynn Wheeler wrote:
for even more drift ... a news item from later yesterday
UK Detects Chip-And-PIN Security Flaw
http://www.cardtechnology.com/article.html?id=20060606I2K75YSX
APACS says the security lapse came to light in a recent study of the
authentication technology used in
UK Banks Expected To Move To DDA EMV Cards
http://www.epaynews.com/index.cgi?survey=ref=browsef=viewid=11497625028614136145block=
... from above ...
Of the 6.2 billion card transactions in the UK each year, one in five
occurs offline, which increases the risk of cloned cards being used at a
On 6/8/06, Steven M. Bellovin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You say you have a method to evaluate ciphers. Without full details, no
one can form their own judgment if it's valid or not. (My proposal
clearly isn't valid.) You say you've evaluated AES and other ciphers.
Without full details, we
Oops, I forgot about Neal! :embarrassed:
He's a top-notch mathematician, has a couple of books on crypto (or
crypto-related topics) and even wrote a controversial article with Menezes
recently that was discussed on this mailing list.
But I don't think he teaches a crypto class at UW?!
On
It is taught by good people, but I find it a bit strange they are all
Microsoft employees. This is perhaps because U. Wash doesn't have any
cryptographers.
I hardly think that you can discount the skills of Josh Beneloh and
Brian LaMacchia.
Who is discounting? I said they are good
At 16:29 -0600 2006/06/08, John R. Black wrote:
It is taught by good people, but I find it a bit strange they are all
Microsoft employees. This is perhaps because U. Wash doesn't have any
cryptographers.
I hardly think that you can discount the skills of Josh Beneloh and
Brian
On Thu, Jun 08, 2006 at 02:32:01PM -0400, Steven M. Bellovin wrote:
Are there any common mailers -- open source preferred but not mandatory --
that can query LDAP directories to retrieve X.509 certificates for use in
S/MIME messages? Evolution and Thunderbird are both able to send S/MIME,
You should consider also posting your query to ldap@umich.edu
JeffH
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possibly fastest way of getting sense of all the new rfcs is to go to
http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/rfcietff.htm
and click on Date in the RFCs listed by section. Clicking on each
individual RFC number (in the june section) will bring up that RFC
summary in the lower frame. Clicking on the
On Thu, Jun 08, 2006 at 02:32:01PM -0400, Steven M. Bellovin wrote:
Are there any common mailers -- open source preferred but not mandatory --
that can query LDAP directories to retrieve X.509 certificates for use in
S/MIME messages? Evolution and Thunderbird are both able to send S/MIME,
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