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Secure email has struggled with signifcant obstacles to adoption, among them the low usability of encryption software and the cost and overhead of obtaining public key certificates. Key continuity management (KCM) has been proposed as a way to lower these barriers to adoption, by making key generation, key management, and message signing essentially automatic. We present the first user study of KCM-secured email, conducted on naive users who had no previous experience with secure email. Our
doi:10.1145/1073001.1073003
dblp:conf/soups/GarfinkelM05
fatcat:bhf5yi4npbdbbbtd54ej2yogxa