You could alwasy use PGP to encrypt the email, or try using hushmail at the following
URL which uses 1024-bit encryption with blowfish as a wrapper..... quite secure...
http://www.hushmail.com
TJ
ProTech Group, BWI
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Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 10:41:08 +0200
Subject: How to secure the content of POP mailboxes?
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Hi,
Sorry for my poor English...
Many small (or medium) organisations use, for their needs of public
mailboxes, a
POP server owned by the ISP instead of a SMTP server in their private
network.
It means that a user connects to the POP server located at the ISP,
download his
mails and cut the connection.
In this model, how can we secure the content of the e-mails?
Tx for the help.
Bertrand
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