NEW TOOL: AT&T's PathServer helps to determine web of trust

[Robbie Murray]

On 26 Jul 1996 22:24:40 +0200, in <31F9172D...@research.att.com>
Mike Reiter <rei...@research.att.com> wrote.....

>To all PGP users:
>
>We would like to make you aware of a new tool, called PathServer, for
>use with the "Pretty Good Privacy" (PGP) key management and encryption
>software. PathServer is a tool to help users determine to whom a
>public key belongs, i.e., to "authenticate" the key. PathServer
>returns an active graphical representation of disjoint paths from a
>trusted key to the query key. PathServer helps support user
>authentication policies requiring that no single introducer is relied
>upon multiple times for information regarding a key.
>
>PathServer can be accessed at
> http://akpublic.research.att.com/~reiter/PathServer
>
>We welcome and appreciate any comments or suggestions.
>
>PathServer is an experimental service that is still under development,
>and thus it will likely be unreliable and slow for a while. Thanks in
>advance for your patience.
>
>Mike Reiter (rei...@research.att.com)
>Stuart Stubblebine (stubb...@research.att.com)
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