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Then I think you'll have to use pgp or some other mechanism one layer up. E-mail ain't the way to do it, it's not built into the current protocol as it stands.
by manonthewall 3y ago
Then I think you'll have to use pgp or some other mechanism one layer up. E-mail ain't the way to do it, it's not built into the current protocol as it stands.
- Avamander 3y agoThere isn't such a layer for email that is widespread (there's certified email in Italy). PGP and S/MIME crucially lack time and validity stapling. In a lot of EU countries you can however digitally sign a container and mail that (under eIDAS those qualifying electronic signatures are legally binding, unlike random publicly trusted S/MIME signature). But I guess if your alternative is fax, then a lot of thimngs are better than that.