Ubuntu patches Enigmail

Jason Meserve (Network World)
28 October, 2005 11:30
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An information-disclosure vulnerability has been found in the Enigmail plugin for Mozilla Thunderbird. Messages could be encrypted with an empty key, making them easily decrypted. For more, go to: http://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-security-announce/2005-October/000235.html

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