Protected E-Mail Headers.
Encrypted or signed e-mail does not have cryptographic protection of headers; only the body of an e-mail message is encrypted or signed.
The Memory Hole project aims to fix this problem by stashing relevant headers within the body of the e-mail in a standardized way. Compatible mail user agents should be able to use this structure to display the cryptographically protected headers to the user, indicating their protection.
Resources:
- View a list of example Memory Hole-compliant e-mails to get an idea of how such emails are structured. Our examples come with screenshots so that you can see how they look in various mail user agents.
- Read our draft of an IETF standard explaining how to structure and interpret Memory Hole-compliant e-mails.
- Read our guidance for implementors for UI/UX, deployment, and configuration considerations.
- Learn more about AES-256 encryption.
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Development of the Memory Hole project takes place on GitHub.