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Functioning of Palo Alto Networks “URL Filtering” Censor System
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Automatic Mail Encryption with p≡p (desktop screencast example)
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Look and Feel: p≡p mail encryption and easy contact verification
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Here you have an overview: https://pep.foundation/pep-software/index.html
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vx17h
10y ago
Well, first of all: does it work now with Enigmail v1.9.5? That would be good sign already. We will have to try ...
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Messages from or to a contact can also show red, I forgot to mention, if the user decides that the key pair used by that contact is not trustworthy. That can make sense if you see from the contents of a message (and subsequently perhaps by
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10y ago
That should be possible, because IMHO Postbox (as a fork) also works with Enigmail.
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10y ago
In p≡p there's both, automatic key management and a KeySync protocol (yet being tested, not activated already) to sync private key material across the devices you want to read the same messages on. See the source code on that: - https
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10y ago
Yes, there's a Privacy Status in p≡p, there being four different states: no color (mostly today: insufficient crypto, weak crypto, unknown), yellow/orange for accepted, transparent and well implemented crypto, green for crypto avo
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Yes, the public key is just attached to the outgoing messages and automatically imported by p≡p-capable software. That's kind of a TOFU (Trust On First Use) approach, but you can verify trust by comparing the fingerprints, in p≡p by de
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Tell HN: Enigmail 2.0 to automatically encrypt e-mails
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10y ago
Keep a close eye at the pretty Easy Privacy (p≡p) project. It provides an engine (written in C99) and adapters for the most important environments, in order to automatize key management and message transport. It'll be the default way t