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Re: Windows Encryption Utilities
From: Valdis Kletnieks <Valdis.Kletnieks () VT EDU>
Date: Thu, 25 May 2006 12:14:27 -0400
On Thu, 25 May 2006 11:07:32 CDT, Mark Rogowski said:
I'm going to be introducing AxCrypt to our Windows users - easy to install and use. What I like about it is the ability to encrypt a file with auto-decryption (creates and exe file) you can send to someone who doesn't have AxCrypt installed:
I *hope* it still requires you to transmit the password for the file via some out-of-band means. Auto-magic auto-decrypt without a password isn't crypto, it's merely obfuscation....
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- Windows Encryption Utilities Harold Winshel (May 25)
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- Re: Windows Encryption Utilities Stephen W. Bradley (May 25)
- Re: Windows Encryption Utilities Bob Kehr (May 25)
- Re: Windows Encryption Utilities Wes Young (May 25)
- Re: Windows Encryption Utilities Mark Rogowski (May 25)
- Re: Windows Encryption Utilities Valdis Kletnieks (May 25)
- Re: Windows Encryption Utilities Jere Retzer (May 25)
- Re: Windows Encryption Utilities Mark Rogowski (May 25)
- Re: Windows Encryption Utilities Harold Winshel (May 25)
- Re: Windows Encryption Utilities Harold Winshel (May 25)
- Re: Windows Encryption Utilities Harold Winshel (May 25)
- Re: Windows Encryption Utilities Mark Rogowski (May 25)
- Re: Windows Encryption Utilities Harold Winshel (May 25)
- Re: Windows Encryption Utilities T. Charles Yun (May 25)
- Re: Windows Encryption Utilities Jere Retzer (May 25)
- Re: Windows Encryption Utilities Chris Green (May 25)
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