RE: Question about security of header.
Taweesak Chairatanayut <pok@nectec.or.th> Fri, 26 February 1999 10:53 UTC
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From: Taweesak Chairatanayut <pok@nectec.or.th>
To: Blake Ramsdell <BlakeR@deming.com>
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Subject: RE: Question about security of header.
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On Fri, 26 Feb 1999, Blake Ramsdell wrote: > > The outer RFC822 headers (Received, To, From, Subject, etc.) are not > protected by the S/MIME v2 or v3 profile. > > A way to do header authentication is to wrap an entire message/rfc822 in > SignedData. As i know rfc822 header don't be signed in S/MIME, so how to wrap an entire rfc822 header in SignedData ? Thank a lot for your help, Pok. Mr. Taweesak Chairatanayut < E-mail:pok@nectec.or.th > System Engineer -------------------------------------------------------- Network Technology Laboratory, National Electronics and Computer Technology Center Tel: (662) 642-7077 Ext. 5010, Fax: (662) 642-7064 -------------------------------------------------------- ____ ____ _ _ ( _ \ ( ) ( \( ) | __/ | ++ | | + ( (__) (____) (_)\_)
- RE: Question about security of header. Taweesak Chairatanayut
- RE: Question about security of header. Blake Ramsdell
- Question about security of header. Taweesak Chairatanayut