Re: filter ssl traffic

[Byron Sonne <blsonne () rogers com>]

> I think it's look like a some kind of man-in-the-middle attack.  You Must
> Use Users PRIVATE keys to emplement this. It means you violate the ideology
> in that kind of cryptography.

And if that machine got compromised, it could turn pretty ugly; everyone 
thinks they are secure but they are not. Better to have no security than 
fake security!

Although what if there was some way to create a set of keys, for a group 
of people, such that there was a secure master or 'skeleton' key that 
could open each of them? Maybe I'm just tired but that doesn't too 
absurd, does it?

Regards,
Byron

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