Antivore

[Walter Truitt]

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I just read an article on wired about a software product that is being
open sourced that uses openPGP.  It looked reasonably interesting.

http://www.antivore.com/ is the site for the company, and
http://www.wired.com/news/technology/0,1282,37915,00.html?tw=wn20000804
is the wired article.

They appear to be creating a CA at the ISP or corporate mail server
level from the screenshots of netscape and such.  Either that or the
user doesn't even encrypt their mail, but lets the mail server do the
work.

 -walter

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