Hello all, Given the large amount of faked-sender messages, it would be useful for Mutt to have an option to warn the user if a message apparently from someone-who-I-have-a-GPG-key-for sends mail that is not signed. A non-signed message doesn't normally raise an eyebrow and will not be identified as unusual, but if it is from someone who normally uses GPG, this should be considered strange and indicate that this message is faked or virus-generated etc. The only workaround I have to date is to use a procmail recipe which identifies whether the sender address is in my GPG keyring and prepends some text to the message (or adds a header which Mutt is configured to display in a prominent colour!) saying "Warning: no GPG signature from known GPG correspondent - this message could be faked or spam!" Thoughts? Dave. -- Dave Ewart Dave.Ewart@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Computing Manager, Epidemiology Unit, Oxford Cancer Research UK PGP: CC70 1883 BD92 E665 B840 118B 6E94 2CFD 694D E370
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