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So in short, if you have all mails set to display as plain text rather than HTML, there's no problem?
by Sniffnoy 8y ago
So in short, if you have all mails set to display as plain text rather than HTML, there's no problem?
- jabot 8y agoto quote the letter: There are two ways to mitigate this attack - Don't use HTML mails. Or if you really need to read them use a proper MIME parser and disallow any access to external links. - Use authenticated encryption.
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- gsich 8y agoLike every sane person should do.
- tzs 8y agoThat ship sailed when email got named email instead of etelegram.
- arcbyte 8y agoI'm stealing etelegram for a new startup I'm going to make
- jecxjo 8y agoAren't telegrams already "e"?
- gsich 8y agoWhy do you think so? People are not forced to use HTML mails. I don't.
- tzs 8y agoOh, I thought you were making the "email should only be text" argument, not the "you should avoid looking at the non-text part of multipart email" argument. I was addressing the former.