[Cryptography] What ever happened to end-to-end email encryption?
Peter Gutmann
pgut001 at cs.auckland.ac.nz
Mon Aug 23 07:11:57 EDT 2021
Christian Collberg <collberg at gmail.com> writes:
>I'd say "workarounds have become popular." Having to deal with lawyers and a
>large tech company lately, I've seen
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>[...]
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>* here's a temporary account we've made for you on our truly awful internal
>mail service; I will send you an alert email to your regular gmail address
>whenever I email you something so you know to log in and read the message.
This is fairly common in large corporates for communicating documents, you get
a link to a download location that either contains an embedded key in it or
relies on a previously-shared key. Look up something like "Enterprise-grade
FTP".
Peter.
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