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text/plain != plaintext This is about media types, not encryption.
by kbolino 8mo ago
text/plain != plaintext
This is about media types, not encryption.
- dwedge 8mo agoDo you think I was talking about encryption, or is it not more likely I meant text/plain given the context?
- deleted 8mo ago[deleted]
- kbolino 8mo agoI'm sorry, I did not properly read and comprehend your original post. I thought you were saying "they put sensitive details in the text/plain part", implying that those details somehow only belonged in the text/html part. What you actually said was "they put somebody else's sensitive details in the text/plain part".