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Message-ID: <1144516204.8579.32.camel@coniglio.recursiva.org>
Date: Sat Apr  8 18:10:17 2006
From: mayhem at recursiva.org (Alessio L.R. Pennasilico)
Subject: Removing certificates on MS Windows.

On Sat, 2006-04-08 at 18:14 +0200, Manuel Mollar Villanueva wrote:

> You can find a lot of scenarios where this can be a problem. Suppose you 
> go to a friend's home, you install a pkcs12 file containing your 
> certificate and private key 

I would never use any private key on any un-trusted computer.
I often wonder if I really need too use a password on a computer that's
not mine.
and think I'm a consultant, so I'm always in my customer offices.

a need a shower mayhem
-- 
E non parlarmi di sentimenti di sabato mattina che mi viene da vomitare.
https://www.recursiva.org - Key on pgp.mit.edu ID B88FE057
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