Robot CA at toehold.com
Per Tunedal
pt@radvis.nu
Fri Dec 6 11:20:02 2002
At 11:24 2002-12-05 -0600, you wrote:
>
>The ultimate goal is to bring encryption to people who wouldn't have it
>otherwise. The benefit it brings is some extra security where there would
>be none otherwise. The users of this mailing list (who already know how to
>use GnuPG, and do so) are not the "target audience." The target is the
>granny who won't put up with a passphrase in a million years.
>
>With tools yet to be created, people could get the benefits of encryption
>without having to understand it. The robot CA will make those tools work
>better.
I agree with you Kyle. This is a very important step forward.
>
>I've heard before the objection that this produces a false sense of
>security. I don't deny it. What I think, though, is that the false sense
>of security will always be a problem. I've talked to users who are
>astonished to learn that their sysadmin can read their email on the mail
>server. I want those who don't understand security, who think they have
>some, to actually have more than they do now, even if it's not the most
>that's possible.
I agree.
Per Tunedal