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Patrick Fleming, EA wrote:
|
| Another advantage to using GPG/Enigma mail is that once you have a
| receiver's public key you can encrypt to them automatically. And if you
| set it right, you don't even have to click any buttons to sign and
| encrypt ;)

If encrypting and signing mail had become the standard years ago as Phil
Zimmermann wanted[1] we would not have the problem we have today trying
to decide if an e-mail is authentic or not.  P'hishing attacks[2] simply
wouldn't be possible.

There are tools for every e-mail program that make the use of public key
encryption easy.

Dennisk
[1] http://www.philzimmermann.com/EN/background/index.html
[2] http://tinyurl.com/demq5
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