On Nov 2, 2:29*pm, Jason Keats <jke...@melbpcDeleteThis.org.au> wrote:
> RayLopez99 wrote:
>
> > Please explain if it's possible for C to send to Z, then, if there's
> > an intermediate SOAP server S, unknown to C (maybe not unknown, but
> > perhaps unsuspected for a security risk) whether S can decrypt the
> > message if C has typed in Z's URL.
>
> The answer is still no!

Why? See my question to Unruh. Don't crap out now Jason, we are close
to the finish line and you've come so far! Future readers of this
thread, and it's novel as I've not seen this topic elsewhere, will
wonder what the answer is.

RL

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TLS does not work, TLS is not safe, TLS does not encrypt, message
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