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I can't even think of a snarky comment. This is so ... pathetic. I think 5 year old children can come with better lies.
by coldcode 13y ago
I can't even think of a snarky comment. This is so ... pathetic. I think 5 year old children can come with better lies.
- stan_rogers 13y agoIBM (Lotus) Notes with encrypt on receipt set (and without transaction logging enabled, which works at the routing rather than the storage level) would do it. There is no central repository as such, each user has their own mail database, and each of those databases can be RSA-encrypted. Reading the messages requires the user's private key, which an admin can get by requesting from the user or recovering the ID from the vault and using the password recovery utility (a Shamir-type back door) or brute-forcing the password. Without transaction logging, there is no global index to search other than a domain search (which requires plaintext). Even without encryption, it may be necessary to know which users to look at, since they may live in different Notes domains within the org, and the messages of interest may be in archive databases.