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My idea was that public key cryptography should be done under the hood, so I created a easy to use ResoMail, but people still were not interested (or I was a ba
by Egregore 14y ago
My idea was that public key cryptography should be done under the hood, so I created a easy to use ResoMail, but people still were not interested (or I was a bad marketer).
- zobzu 14y agoIt uses it's own protocol/port/programs it seems. Too many people rely on email right now. Else, we could just use XMPP. Thus the solution should work over email, and with our current email clients. S/MIME/GnuPG/PGP do, but their implementation is far from friendly.
- Egregore 14y agoThe part of the solution is to switch to secure domain names, each domain name comes with bundled key pair (like SSL) this is why it's easier to work securely with public key encryption under the hood - the signing of the e-mail public key is done under the hood, the user doesn't have to do it manually.