drive encrypt it (SecDrv uses the IDEA cipher for data and RSA *** No, it does not use RSA! Don't spread this rumor, ^^^ *** I don't need Bidzos on my ass. It uses MD5, which is *** allowed for non-commercial use.
for your pass phrase just like PGP) and access the encrypted drive from a TSR in your C drive.
In my opinion, this is the best example yet since PGP of "cypherpunks writing code" because of the implications that this program has on privacy. (I'm using it to keep a personal space for my tax records, private correspondence, PGP dir, etc.), but Mike's suggestion for encrypting an entire BBS itself is a good point. What if *every* sysop encrypted their BBS with Secure Drive?
No more Steve Jackson Games cases. I hope this happens. Computer theft and unreasonable seizure is a real problem.
It is also available on soda.berkeley.edu I'm sure although I haven't looked there myself.
Nope, at least I didn't put it there. Export problems. Not like Buttafuoco, I hope. Remember, he's in the cooler or soon will be. --- MikeIngle@delphi.com There's no government like *no* government.