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> If in fact you "want to allow my customers to send me encrypted data via an untrusted channel" in 2019 you should just set up a secure Web Server, with a Full
by cesarb 7y ago
> If in fact you "want to allow my customers to send me encrypted data via an untrusted channel" in 2019 you should just set up a secure Web Server, with a Fully Qualified Domain Name your customers know (e.g. write it on business cards, or the sides of vans, or a huge building) with a form on it, where they can submit things.
That assumes the customer's browser is trusted, and not configured to silently allow all encrypted connections to be intercepted, decrypted and potentially modified by someone else in the network, which is unfortunately still too common.
- saagarjha 7y agoDo you have ideas for a more secure platform than this that the average person can actually use?
- Proven 7y agoThat's laughable... Common to whom? Employees of 3 letter agencies? If that's your supposed adversary you may as well give up and switch to unencrypted emails.
- londons_explore 7y ago> by someone else in the network That just means someone else on the network securely sent you stuff...