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- Husk will wrap an email it encrypts into a fitting mime structure
  so that MTUs (Mail user agent, like Thunderbird) can display the
  message properly.
- Husk now can deal which attachments.
- Header protection will be used with encrypted emails.
- Husk can sign messages if you provide it with an appropriate key.
- Hush can now send itself into the background. It now understands start, stop
  and status.
- When building Husk from source, files for shell completion are generated.
- When listing introducers their associated domains are also displayed.
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## Status
Milestone 3 is reached and with it Husk has aquired a set of new features:
Milestone 4 is reached and Husk gains some new features:
- Online sources (keyservers, WKD, DANE) are now queried for missing
certificates.
- Introducers are now available: certificates are only used if they are
certified by an introducer and match its list of configured domains.
- Locals are available: These are certificates hand picked and added
by the administrator.
- Husk will wrap an email it encrypts into a fitting mime structure
so that MTUs (Mail user agent, like Thunderbird) can display the
message properly.
- Husk now can deal which attachments.
- Header protection will be used with encrypted emails.
- Husk can sign messages if you provide it with an appropriate key.
- Hush can now send itself into the background. It now understands start, stop
and status.
- When building Husk from source, files for shell completion are generated.
- When listing introducers their associated domains are also displayed.
Please refer to the [documentation](/documentation) for a full list of all
features and their usage.
Husk can now be used safely for pass-through mail encryption, **but**:
As Husk only encrypts if an authenticated certificate is available, emails
with more than one recipient are only encrypted if there are certificates
for all recipients - otherwise the mail will not be changed. That means
that even if a certificate is available for a certain recipient, it might
not be used.
This behavior will be improved in milestone 5.
## Documentation