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:NewsForge: Keeping Email Under Lock and (Public) Key
NewsForge: Keeping Email Under Lock and (Public) Key
Jul 3, 2005, 21 :00 UTC (4 Talkback[s]) (6586 reads)

(Other stories by Marcelo Rinesi)

"With governments and law enforcement organizations pushing for increasingly intrusive monitoring and logging of business email messages, network administrators are put in an uncomfortable situation. Even disregarding privacy implications, such systems pose security problems at least as serious as those they attempt to solve. A 'master archive' of emails is after all an extremely tempting target to external hackers, but it also has staggering potential for internal abuse. Ideally, we would want no centralized mail logs, but legal and corporate requirements mandate suitable record-keeping in the case of an internal or external audit. One way to meet both goals is by encrypting the archive using public key cryptography..."

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...Even disregarding privacy implication ...   Burn a DVD.   
Brandioch Conner
Jul 3, 2005, 23:18:10
 
> this archive doesn't add any secur ...   *A note of caution* ...   
R.L.
Jul 4, 2005, 11:03:19
 
> you are beyond evil and badis "beyond  ...   *A note of caution* ...--errata   
R.L.
Jul 4, 2005, 11:14:01
 
> With governments and law enforcement o ...   *Under Lock and (Public) Key* ...   
R.L.
Jul 4, 2005, 17:45:41
 
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