Re[2]: S/MIME or PGP/MIME?

[Craig Van Tassle]

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Well for the first 3 encrypting it is fine.  For the 4th it all depends on =
how you can deliver the message to him/her.  If you can do it in person and=
 via hardcopy.  Then go a head and deliver it unencrypted.  But if its in e=
-form that you have to deliver it i would recomend that you find some way t=
o send it so that it does become encrypted.  even if you have to create a s=
elf extracting encrypted archive.  that would be better then allowing some =
on to just put a nic in promoscious mode to intercept the message.

HTH
Craig

On Sat, Dec 08, 2001 at 07:56:13PM +0100, Ingo Kl=F6cker wrote:
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> On Friday 07 December 2001 16:04, DeBug wrote:
> > JC> If sending a message to some of the
> > JC> recepients in plaintext is safe, why encrypt it to begin with?
> > I have keys for 3 recipients and their communication lines
> > are not safe
> > and also
> > i have 1 recipient with a safe line (i can do hand over) but i have
> > no key for him
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> The solution is simple:
> First send the message encrypted to the 3 recipients and then send the=20
> message again (this time of course unencrypted) to the last recipient.
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> Nevertheless, I don't like this because if I receive an encrypted=20
> message I usually don't think that the same message was sent to someone=
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> else in unencrypted form.
> Furthermore I don't believe in *safe* lines, especially with email.
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> Regards,
> Ingo
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