MIME or inline signature ?

[Robert J. Hansen]

> A "bad signature" _only shows one thing_: The message was modified 
> along the way from the signing process (at the senders computer) to 
> the verification process (at your computer).

It doesn't even show that.

The modification can be in the signature, not the message -- meaning
it's possible to have an entirely unchanged message, but still have a
bad signature.

A good signature verifies message integrity.  A bad signature does not
confirm tampering: it only states the integrity is not assured.

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