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Posted by Clark W. Griswold, Jr. on June 27, 2005, 5:32 pm
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twhite68@gmail.com wrote:
>I'm currently looking at PGP Universal 200 series software. It looks
>good so far. Does anyone have any other suggestions, either for
>requirements I should includ or for software I should review?
Although I haven't used the latest versions, previous version of PGP have been
fine, although they require a certain amount of understanding of PK encryption
to use. I assume that the "Universal" version is one that includes a decoder
with whatever attachment you are sending.
Outlook has PK encryption built right in - all you need is a certificate
(similar to PGP public/private key pair) to use it, and it does attachments
automatically as well as signatures. When activated, there are a couple of
little buttons inthe Outlook message toolbar: one for signing and one for
encrypting.
Verisign charges for certs, but there is at least one company that will issue
email only certs for free (sorry - can't recall who). You could also get the
code to generate your own if you really wanted.
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