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This is ironic, as Gmail has never supported email encrypted (or even signed) using S/MIME and digital certificates.
by guidedlight 12y ago
This is ironic, as Gmail has never supported email encrypted (or even signed) using S/MIME and digital certificates.
- infogulch 12y agoThis post is referring to the secure transport of plain text emails between email providers. I.e. protecting from a mitm between gmail.com and hotmail.com when somebody sends a normal email from one to the other.
- mikecb 12y agoSee the other gmail announcement today: https://code.google.com/p/end-to-end/ https://code.google.com/p/end-to-end/
- higherpurpose 12y agoI still think DarkMail will be better than any PGP-based solution. But of course DarkMail doesn't actually "exist" yet, so I guess PGP wins by default for now.