System and method for processing messages with encryptable message parts
AssigneeBlackBerry Limited
InventorsMichael K. Brown, Michael G. Kirkup, Michael S. Brown
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AssigneeBlackBerry Limited
InventorsMichael K. Brown, Michael G. Kirkup, Michael S. Brown
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A system and method for processing messages with encryptable message parts. When constructing an encoded message, an encryption key of a plurality of identified encryption keys is used to encrypt message data of a message part. A key identifier is associated with the message part and identifies the encryption key used for the encryption of the message data of the message part. In at least one exemplary embodiment, encryption keys that are used to encrypt message data of message parts are provided in a separate message part, arranged by key identifier. In particular, the encryption keys, arranged by key identifier, may be provided in exactly one message part separate from the message parts containing message data. This allows for a compact message encoding.
A method of processing a S/MIME e-mail message at a first computing device, the S/MIME e-mail message comprising a plurality of e-mail message parts, each of the plurality of e-mail message parts containing one version of a plurality of different versions of a message text, the method comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium upon which a plurality of instructions executable by a processor is stored, the instructions for performing a method of processing a S/MIME e-mail message at a first computing device, the S/MIME e-mail message comprising a plurality of e-mail message parts, each of the plurality of e-mail message parts containing one version of a plurality of different versions of a message text, the method comprising:
A system for processing a S/MIME e-mail message, the system comprising a first computing device, wherein the S/MIME e-mail message comprises a plurality of e-mail message parts, each of the plurality of e-mail message parts containing one version of a plurality of different versions of a message text, and wherein a microprocessor of the first computing device is configured to:
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