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Re: [Asrg] Consent Proposal

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I'll just tell you what I designed..your mileage can vary. Trust was 
established between two parties, out of band perhaps. Once that trust 
was established all that was required was the use of X509 certs. A proxy 
in front of the MTAs would do all the rest....

Chuck

Markus Stumpf wrote:

>On Wed, Jul 02, 2003 at 09:38:22AM +0100, Danny Angus wrote:
>  
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>>What does work are the mechanisms which exist for propogating and
>>revoking trust, that you don't trust anyone is a completely different issue.
>>    
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>
>Ok, what are the "mechanisms which exist for propogating and revoking trust"?
>Newspapers? I don't know of any technically oriented ones. Or more
>specifically: What do I have to do so that my browser can check whether
>a SSL cert for a website has been revoked?
>
>	\Maex
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