GPG PGP S/Mime vulnerability

[Julia A. Case]

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Quoting Guy Van Sanden (sienix@crosswinds.net):
> Again, you are right about that, but the currently proposed
> legistation would put responsability with the customer.
> The point is, that if the signatures would incorporate the
> message-headers, they would provide better security...
>=20

Headers change on the server too often, I even change headers where=20
delivering email on the server (as part of anti-spam handling we add=20
certian headers to indicate the likelyhood of it being spam so that an=20
email client can sort on those headers)...  This doesn't seem like it=20
would work well to me.

Julia

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Version: GnuPG v1.0.6 (GNU/Linux)
Comment: For info see http://www.gnupg.org

iD8DBQE7cU5U4HhEM0IT+S4RAp+8AJ9zx946vu3BF7uaboFHz5Bu9n+hXQCgodi4
YhCCJ8M39xANfEFNz0X//qQ=
=QI7T
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