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The trick is: 1. don't go overboard with security. For example, I sometimes use PGP keys without passphrases. This is secure _enough_ for my more innocuous messages, and it is a lot more convenient. 2. get a scriptable/configurable e-mail agent which you can train (or have me or some cypherpunk train) to do PGP for you automagically. Regards, Zooko, Journeyman Cryptorebel
A pgp key without a passphrase? Next you'll be saying key escrow aint such a bad idea... Warpy --------------------------------------------------------------------- | http://suburbia.com.au/~warpy | | Key Fingerprint: 85 17 4A E3 0C C5 BB 24 36 22 BB A6 E8 41 D5 95 | | Email: warpy@sekurity.org | --------------------------------------------------------------------- On Thu, 11 Sep 1997, Zooko Journeyman wrote: > The trick is: > > 1. don't go overboard with security. For example, I sometimes > use PGP keys without passphrases. This is secure _enough_ for > my more innocuous messages, and it is a lot more convenient. > > 2. get a scriptable/configurable e-mail agent which you can > train (or have me or some cypherpunk train) to do PGP for you > automagically. > > > Regards, > > Zooko, Journeyman Cryptorebel > >