Unless you believe they've already cracked or backdoored the available encryption software. In which case, you'd probably best just keep your thoughts to yourself
Still, these certificate shenanigans are interesting.
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Huh, I never considered SSL something to protect email privacy. It has it's place, but it doesn't do much to protect email content. Those emails are sitting on the server in plaintext, and they were transmitted to the server in plaintext. If you want to keep your emails private you need to at least encrypt the mails themselves. It may not completely stop someone like the NSA, but they'd have to *really* want to read your mail to have any chance of doing so.
Unless you believe they've already cracked or backdoored the available encryption software. In which case, you'd probably best just keep your thoughts to yourself
Still, these certificate shenanigans are interesting.
Unless you believe they've already cracked or backdoored the available encryption software. In which case, you'd probably best just keep your thoughts to yourself
Still, these certificate shenanigans are interesting.
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