anonaddy s/MIME or PGP signing on outgoing email

Would it be possible to have replies through an alias be sent with an s/MIME or PGP signature?

May 24 '22 21:05 ShawnTheShadow

Replies can already be sent with a PGP signature, simply encrypt and/or sign your message when sending a reply and it will pass through AnonAddy to the intended destination.

Be careful when signing a reply though as you can inadvertently reveal your real email address in the identity of the signature.

s/MIME is not currently supported although I am currently migrating to Symfony mailer so may be able to add this - https://symfony.com/doc/current/mailer.html#s-mime-signer

Jun 16 '22 08:06 willbrowningme

i tried to send both an s/MIME signed email and a PGP signed email, it changed the content type from Content-Type: multipart/signed; to Content-Type: multipart/mixed; but left the signature attachment.

Jun 16 '22 19:06 ShawnTheShadow

Are you sending encrypted and signed or just signed messages?

Jun 17 '22 05:06 willbrowningme

just sending signed

Jun 17 '22 05:06 ShawnTheShadow

Ah I see, this won't be being picked up here in the code then - https://github.com/anonaddy/anonaddy/blob/master/app/Models/EmailData.php#L41=

Which is why the content-type is being changed. I'll try to sort it at some point soon.

Jun 17 '22 07:06 willbrowningme

I’m curious if you plan to enable S/MIME for receiving encrypted messages from Anonaddy. This feature would win over some paid users (myself included) from SimpleLogin.

Sep 03 '22 21:09 gitrahab

@willbrowningme any update regarding the S/MIME feature?

Oct 25 '22 16:10 KevinRoebert

No updates yet I'm afraid, I've got quite a lot on my plate working on the new user interface right now.

I will add this, but I cannot give a date right now.

Oct 26 '22 10:10 willbrowningme