Re: Anti-Nazi Authentication [Was: Tim's paranoid rant about Declan...]

[Bryce <wilcoxb@nagina.cs.colorado.edu>]

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> What's wrong with a prominent PGP-signed notice in <PRE>'s that "This
> page, at URL [whatever], has a separate PGP signature at [other URL]." 
> I've did that with the windows networking FAQ a few times until it just 
> got to be too much trouble.


That's a good idea, but I don't see any reason to sign the 
notice.  Just put a "PGP signed" logo at the bottom of the
page.  If the user clicks on it then it hrefs to a .asc
file (or is it better to have a .html file is the
signature in <pre>...) which contains the detached sig for
the original page.


This would also have the bonus effect of making PGP more
visible to the web-browsing public.  I'll work on this
during my.. err.. "spare time".


Bryce

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