At 11:18 PM 6/14/2003 -0400, you wrote:
On Monday, June 09, 2003 6:21 PM, Art Pollard [SMTP:pollarda@lextek.com] wrote:A digital signature uses a public / private key pair and a hash (typically SHA). Given the public key then the signature and message could be verified. The message would be signed with the private key as it went out. The message's header would contain:
8<...>8
> ... The CR system would filter based in the digital signature rather
> than the FROM address.
A signature that signs what? or do you mean a 'hash' produced using a 'senders' private key?
> Thus it would be quite possible for people to have > multiple clients with the same digital signature (one for each e-mail > address say) and they would only have to undergo the CR once -- even if > they switched ISPs. Same private key?
Yep.
Yep. The public key would be cached and would be used in the whitelisting process.8<...>8 > ...When whitelisting occurred, it would whitelist a > particular person's signature rather than their e-mail address. Caching of the public key?