[Cryptography] Email is securable within a coterie [was: Email is unsecurable]
StealthMonger
StealthMonger at nym.mixmin.net
Mon Nov 25 05:07:17 EST 2013
ianG <iang at iang.org> writes:
> But, there are other reasons...
> For example, consider traffic analysis or metadata or mass surveillance...
> Then, look at the design of email...
> Then, webmail...
> Then, the assumptions of email...
> Hence, I've concluded that email is unsecurable.
None of these objections apply to mail within a coterie (as most email
is) where the parties agree out of band to suppress non-essential
headers and to properly use anonymizing remailers and message pools.
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