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Re:It’s Always Sunny in Reykjavik or How I NSA-Proofed My Em... by schoen on Monday December 21, 2015 @11:41AM (#10771912)
Maybe SSH has better cryptographic properties (say, around forward secrecy and key management) than the common options for delivering e-mail remotely over the network. (You could choose the key types and key lengths yourself and choose how authentication keys are stored and when they need to be changed, and you don't have to rely on an external naming or CA mechanism if you distribute fingerprints and authentication keys directly to the users.)

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