Creating a private/public key...

[David Champion]

On 2000.09.13, in <Pine.LNX.4.21.0009131706250.19598-100000@sugar.cobblehill>,
	"Billy Donahue" <billy@dadadada.net> wrote:
> We can't replace GPG or PGP on the user's computer, but we CAN provide
> some basic PKI for casual users email, giving ordinary or mobile folks a
> chance to sign their mail and keep their enemies out of their business.

You can put the OpenPGP-supported algorithms in Java, and create an
applet that performs all the sensitive data operations on a client's
own computer.

Then I *might* trust Lokmail.  Of course, you wouldn't have any
business advantage over anyone else then, but that's OK with me. :)
I'd rather see a bunch of places using the same software.

-- 
 -D.	dgc@uchicago.edu	NSIT	University of Chicago

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