gmail smime, sends two messages one is not encrypted. Experience?
Juergen BRUCKNER
juergen at bruckner.tk
Sat Dec 7 21:19:02 CET 2019
Hi Stefan,
well... what is a trusted and a untrusted CA?
Is a CA really trusted just about the fact it is "build in" in a browser
or mail client?
Is a not included CA really untrusted?
I think it is more a personal decision than anything else.
The past few years showed us very good examples why "trusted" CA are not
much better that so called untrusted ones.
And for personally .. i think i can for example trust the CA CAcert much
more than a CA which is located in China or Turkey.
So isf someone is iporting a root certificate of any CA he shows that he
is trusting this CA - not more not less
Am 07.12.19 um 20:59 schrieb Stefan Claas:
> Ah, o.k. with an own CA that make sense. However, I was also assuming
> that students may use their certs also for 'outside' comms, which then
> would require then that the other parties have always to import non-
> trusted root certs, which is not the case with commercial ones, obtained
> from globally trusted CAs.
regards
Juergen
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