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On May 3, 2005, at 4:45 PM, Brian Cadwell wrote:
It is good Brian brought this up, but I need to correct just one point noted in his message to ensure that there is no confusion....
does not equal email@hidden when used with a Signing Certificate with an email address. It is not that Mail.app _assumes_ it is that the OS is strictly enforcing the RFC. Remember that Mac OS X / Mac OS X Server is provides an OS-based PKI rather than the more problematic approach of PK-Enabling each application. A perfect example of this is the recent discussion we have been having with Entourage 2004 automatically getting Smart Card Support from Tiger without Microsoft modifications needed. This provides a more stable, secure and forward thinking architecture. -Shawn ___________________________________________ Shawn Geddis Security Consulting Engineer Apple Computer - US Federal Government |
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