From: Carolyn Turbyfill <turby@pgp.com>
Date: Thu, 3 Jul 1997 15:34:11 +0800
To: cypherpunks@toad.com
Subject: Re: PGP security problems?
Message-ID: <199707030715.BAA26652@wombat.sk.sympatico.ca>
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The email forgeries using bogus PGP keys to give the appearance
that the messages are from PGP, Inc. and our employees are the
result of a sick, twisted mind.
Perhaps someone thinks they are being funny, but I, for one, am
not amused.

In order for the internet to function in a coherent, meaningful
manner, people need to be able to have assurance that the email
they receive accurately reflects the true source of the message
and be able to verify the identity of the writer by checking
for a valid signature.
I urge the person or persons doing this to stop. Immediately!

After I send this message to the cypherpunks list and receive
it back in my email, I'm going to check the signature and the
headers on it and if it turns out to be a forgery, like the
others, then I'm going to be really, really mad.

Carolyn Turbyfill <turby@pgp.com>
"I'm not wearing any panties."

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