On 4/12/19 1:19 am, Dan Clery wrote:
In a general sense, the more we encrypt communication, the better we
hide our source IP address, the safer we are, because if you only
encrypt dangerous communications, it's a clear flag of what messages are
dangerous. If they're drops in a sea of noise, it's harder to identify
the important stuff.
There's another side of the coin though. You want to be careful doing
mundane stuff over the same channel you would do dangerous things.
Dan
Am I correct to interpret you as the best protection sometimes backfires?
I was advised by a Government agency that I should get separate email.
Hence my question earlier about safe email providers. My marginal
Asperger's told me that, that meant safer email, including encryption.
Perhaps a more secure email provider is my best course?
More food for thought.
I'll be back later, with personal thanks for other responses. My
typing speed is slower than I like to believe.
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Keith Bainbridge
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