signing & encrypting

[Douglas F. Calvert]

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On Fri, 2002-05-17 at 17:23, Len Sassaman wrote:
> Note, however, that this paper is not very impressive. I commented on thi=
s
> on the Cryptography list when it was first published, so I am not going t=
o
> repeat my arguments again in detail -- the long and short of it was that
> Davis is arguing that developers should be using technology to solve a
> user-interaction problem. This just won't work.
>=20
> (FWIW, I believe he misses the fact that OpenPGP includes timestamps in
> its signatures, also.)

Timestamps are worthless in my opinion. Unless you use the stamper
service which still leaves a lot to be desired...

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