Re: Data Haven problems

[Jonathan Cooper <entropy@IntNet.net>]

> Some sites may only accept encrypted files, which reduces the spam 
> potential considerably, as well as reducing your exposure to the
> porn police, though it's difficult to do anything about files that are
> encrypted with a public key whose private key has been posted to the net,
> or fake crypto headers in an otherwise unencrypted file,

   This is interesting; during the last week or so that I've not been 
current with the list, I've started to implement a data-haven that takes 
information over sockets or MIME e-mail, and requires the use of PGP 
keypairs for the data.  I don't *WANT* to know what data they're 
transferring me.  If digicash would ever reply to one of my applications, 
I could sell it on a digicash/day basis.  Blah.  Neat idea, but the $ 
part is kinda limiting.

-jon

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