[HacktionLab] Electronic sealed envelope system?

[bou]

thing is, penguin's solution requires people to remember it:

> > Assuming people won't manage to remember it, and won't get heads
> > around encrypted files or emails.

One solution for that is crabgrass , see we.riseup.net

Each of the group members will need a user name and password - ouch, a
password to remember (or keep securely)

Some  consider, some don't consider an https secure enough to store
passwords.

> > So, is there a kind of electronic 'sealed envelope' system, where
> > if the envelope (with password) is opened, others get a
> > notification of the seal being broken and can then check if this is
> > ok...

I can't think of a solution for that without encryption.

Bluntly I'd say if people can't remember password or get round
encryption then may be better to forget about sharing a password with
them; but then, can you even have a gmail address without a password to
remember??

Perhaps even sms is more secure ...

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