>
> On Tue, 2004-04-27 at 07:35, Matt Alexander wrote:
> > Hmmm...  So how will sharing public keys stop spammers from using your
> > (or the list's) email address?
>
> I was thinking about this the other day.  Would it be possible to make a
> secure mailing list?
>
> So lets say that the list had a GPG key, and all the users had GPG
> keys.  Now if the user, when sending an e-mail to the list, used the
> list's key and encrypted the message with that key.  Then, when the list
> manager got the message, it decrypted it, checked the signature, and
> then reencrypted it to all the users on the list.  (I'm assuming
> everyone sends their public key as part of the mailing list sign up)
>
> Would that be a secure list?
>
> 		--Ted
>

How would one browse the archives of encrypted messages?

Another questions it made me think of is would this prevent spammers from
stealing email addresses?

I'm thinking the encryption is only done on the message content, would
someone please correct me if I'm mistaken?

Bart

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