Hello all,

since a few weeks some coworkers including myself expierence a strange behaviour in Outlook. All Outlook clients are set up to encrypt every mail via S/MIME. Some external contacts can’t read those encrypted mails, that’s why we deactivate the encryption for those mails over die encryption button in Outlook. If we then send the mail out, the mail appears as encrypted in the “sent mails” folder, the recipient can’t open the mail and the sender itself can’t even open it. It seems like Outlook has some major issues with the S/MIME encryption. 

Has anyone experienced any similar behaviour or maybe has a an idea what could cause this problem?

Cheers,

Erik

​Hello all, since a few weeks some coworkers including myself expierence a strange behaviour in Outlook. All Outlook clients are set up to encrypt every mail via S/MIME. Some external contacts can’t read those encrypted mails, that’s why we deactivate the encryption for those mails over die encryption button in Outlook. If we then send the mail out, the mail appears as encrypted in the “sent mails” folder, the recipient can’t open the mail and the sender itself can’t even open it. It seems like Outlook has some major issues with the S/MIME encryption. Has anyone experienced any similar behaviour or maybe has a an idea what could cause this problem? Cheers,Erik  Read More

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