Zooko, I don't think you actually need to worry about the At-Most-Once
semantics you example below. This sort of stuff has been around for
decades and there are a number of open source programs available. Don't
confuse what TLS does - transport messages securely end-to-end - to what
the end poi
Actually i would imagine that banks could have such a trusted position.
They haven't done anything in the space but I am sure they will at some
time.
The problem isn't them holding the key but once it is in the hands of a
third party it could easily be gotten to by the government (through a
co
From my very practical position ( I was the CTO of Authentica and
responsible for their email and web technology) there are truths to the
email from Ian. Though I will also state that their is a very real
segment of the marketplace which does require a user to have secure
messaging while the co
Martin, I understand your reluctance. I don't like this mechanism either
and I was the CTO of Authentica!
martin f krafft wrote:
also sprach C. Wegrzyn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2003.07.08.2324 +0200]:
This is the same approach used in the Authentica system but it is
deployed in an
This is the same approach used in the Authentica system but it is
deployed in an enterprise environment.
Chuck Wegrzyn
martin f krafft wrote:
also sprach Hack Hawk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2003.07.08.0154 +0200]:
So what they're saying is that your PRIVATE key is stored on
a server somewhere on
