If you were to somehow encrypt the subject and send the email, how would
you propose the recipient decrypts it?
Email subject line encryption just isn't a feature of PGP, per RFC
4880. Even if Mutt could do it, chances are very slim the client on the
other end would be able to decrypt it (I'm
Hi Patrick,
thank you for your answer!
Patrick Shanahan schrieb am 07.11.2011 13:21:37:
> an encrypted Subject would only be visible to the intended recipient
> holdiong the correct key and only after he decrypted the post, so what
> would be the point?
Avoiding inference about the email’s conte
* P. Mazart [11-06-11 17:16]:
> are there any implementations or thoughts on subject encryption
> for PGP/MIME, yet?
an encrypted Subject would only be visible to the intended recipient
holdiong the correct key and only after he decrypted the post, so what
would be the point? Why would you send
Hi,
are there any implementations or thoughts on subject encryption
for PGP/MIME, yet?
I wonder if there might be a special trigger word inside the
encypted body part to reset or redisplay the message’s
subject (e.g. X-Msg-Subject:), so one could choose a random
Subject: Header .
Thanks
P.M.
