I just placed an order with a domestic source and when I pressed "send," cyber-rights came back with a message "Cannot find public keys for the following address."
This got me wondering whether the message I sent could be used to track my IP number back to my computer. My understanding is that if the message was sent encrypted, then the message couldn't be tracked back to me. But if cyber-rights DIDN'T encrypt it, then could I be exposed?
Yup, feeling a little paranoid this morning.
This got me wondering whether the message I sent could be used to track my IP number back to my computer. My understanding is that if the message was sent encrypted, then the message couldn't be tracked back to me. But if cyber-rights DIDN'T encrypt it, then could I be exposed?
Yup, feeling a little paranoid this morning.
