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Subject: Re: Key storage in Registry!
From: Dr Stephen Henson <shenson () BIGFOOT ! COM>
Date: 1998-01-26 10:55:26
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John Boyer wrote:
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>
> Finally, it looks like Outlook Express has a bit of a bug (or shall we say,
> an oversight). When logged in as somebody else, I am able to send an email
> signed with a key that doesn't belong to me. Or at least, that's how it
> appears. Rather than being warned about this or getting some cryptoapi
> failure, I get no indication that my send has failed.
This is a *very* annoying bug in Outlook Express. If for any reason it
has trouble getting the info require to send a message (e.g. users
private key) it appears to work but sends out empty or invalid PKCS#7.
Steve.
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