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Re: Tor-compatible secure email systems

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Date: Tue, 12 Sep 2006 15:25:46 +0200
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what about an webinterface to mixminion.
including SURB support?

Kelly Byrd schrieb:
>> Why not use portable Thunderbird with GPG on an TrueCrypt encrypted USB
>> stick via Tor using POP3s/IMAPs and TLS/SSL'ed SMTP?
>>
> 
> That wasn't the original quesiton. The asker specifically said web-based,
> without (in my mind) any of the tricks which would let you do browser
> side decryption. If we're writing applications to do this, decrypting on
> the client end isn't really all that hard or unheard of.

References:
- Tor-compatible secure email systems
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- Re: Tor-compatible secure email systems
  - From: Kelly Byrd
- Re: Tor-compatible secure email systems
  - From: Matej Kovacic
- Re: Tor-compatible secure email systems
  - From: Kelly Byrd

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