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I think that the gateways in question are configured such that, if no encrypted message is found, the email is passed through. IMO, you can have a publicly-IPe
by CaliforniaKarl 9y ago
I think that the gateways in question are configured such that, if no encrypted message is found, the email is passed through.
IMO, you can have a publicly-IPed encryption gateway, under one condition: If inbound email is received that does not properly decrypt & verify, that message is either bounced or dropped.
- i336_ 9y agoThat makes a lot of sense. Yet another case of insane defaults :( Servers are like castles of old. They need to be properly defended!