Curve Encrypt 1.0, IDEA encryption for the Macintosh is now available for ftp from ripem.msu.edu, directory:
pub/crypt/other/curve-encrypt-idea-for-mac
Read the file pub/crypt/GETTING_ACCESS for information on how to get access to the ftp site. I plan to also make CE available through csn.org (Mike, are you listening? Your mail is bouncing).
I think csn.org must have been down for a few minutes when you first tried. In any case, Curve Encrypt 1.0 is now posted at csn.org. Read /mpj/README.MPJ for export restrictions and the name of the hidden directory (that changes periodically). Curve encrypt is in csn.org: /mpj/I_will_not_export/crypto_???????/curve_encrypt
Curve Encrypt is a freeware drag-and-drop encryption application for the Macintosh. It uses IDEA cipher-feedback mode with a 255 character pass phrase, and encrypts both the data and resource forks of files. Source code is provided.
Mike Johnson mpj@csn.org (if mpj@csn.org fails, try mpjohnso@nyx.cs.du.edu, m.p.johnson@ieee.org, mikej@exabyte.com, 71331.2332@compuserve.com, mpjohnso@nyx10.cs.du.edu, Mike Johnson at the Colorado Catacombs BBS 303-938-9654, or yell real loud).