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Since the public key is public, any eavesdroppers will also be able to read the email. There is no point in the extension if you use the recipient's public key.

by rheide 13y ago

Since the public key is public, any eavesdroppers will also be able to read the email. There is no point in the extension if you use the recipient's public key. It must be a mutually agreed secret.

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mackwic 13y ago
Am I missing something subtle ? With a public key, you should be able only to write mails, not read them, right ?
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mknits 13y ago
Email encrypted with the recipient's public key can only be decrypted by recipient's private key. It is the most secure way to send an encrypted email.