John Gilmore wrote:
I wrote an overview of Cryptographic Protocols to Prevent Spam,
I stopped reading on page V -- it was too painfully obvious that Amir
has bought into the whole censorship-list based anti-spam mentality.
John, I'm disappointed; I expected you to be more tolerant. You got mad
Original article at http://www.heise.de/security/news/meldung/64224
It seems that the German TC TrustCenter GmbH (formerly TC TrustCenter
AG) is now insolvent. TrustCenter was accredited to issue qualified
signatures, which is what you need in Germany if you want your digital
signature to be
I wrote an overview of Cryptographic Protocols to Prevent Spam,
I stopped reading on page V -- it was too painfully obvious that Amir
has bought into the whole censorship-list based anti-spam mentality.
It was hard to get from paragraph to paragraph without finding
approving mentions of
On Mon, Sep 26, 2005 at 09:28:19AM +0200, Amir Herzberg wrote:
| John Gilmore wrote:
| I wrote an overview of Cryptographic Protocols to Prevent Spam,
|
| I stopped reading on page V -- it was too painfully obvious that Amir
| has bought into the whole censorship-list based anti-spam mentality.
One more comment note on spam...
Perry E. Metzger [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm afraid that I use blacklists. My servers get about 30,000 spams
and virii directed at me (that is me, Perry Metzger, personally) every
night that are blocked by blacklists. I would be unable to write you
this
At 8:53 AM +0200 9/26/05, Amir Herzberg wrote:
Is PKI the cause of this? I think not. This is a usability problem.
We try to fix this problem (and similar problems) with TrustBar.
Indeed we even had incidents where people on the TrustBar team
itself, and some security experts using TrustBar,
