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And why all emails were not strongly encrypted?
by stakent 17y ago
And why all emails were not strongly encrypted?
- seiji 17y agoHave you ever seen an encrypted email sent to a wide audience?
- NathanKP 17y agoHopefully they weren't sending social security numbers and account info to a wide audience.
- stakent 17y agoDid I say its easy? The point is that there is an organisation. And some people are responsible for security. And yes, it will cost.
- jrockway 17y agoWhy do it right when the legal system is perfectly happy to violate the rights of innocent people at no cost to you? "It's the economy, stupid."
- blasdel 17y agoFuck encrypting the email itself -- it should only contain a link to an https site that the intended recipient has credentials to log into (preferably with multi-factor auth). This is what real, grownup banks do!
- Dobbs 17y agoMy understanding is they were breaking regulation by not. The company I work for does customer opinion surveys. We occasionally do some for a large national bank. When we send data, of any form to the bank we are required to encrypt the email before we send it. This is just for something like random customer surveys not even at the level of actual account data.