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Do you digitally sign email?
I’ve been a fan of digital signatures ever since I worked for a PKI company (CertCo) back in 2000. I like the idea that I can send an email and the recipient can tell if someone has tampered with it. Even though I think there have been a couple “year of PKI” it has never [...]
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@Digital4rensics @GraniteSec That sounds like a plan. I will keep an eye out for the date / location.
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@LucasErratus you did a good job of keeping it interesting for the Advanced Threat peeps as well as those not familiar with the material.
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Thursday, June 2, 2011
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