-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Apparently the folks at LPWA.COM are checking into the possibility of encrypting all sessions between the user and the lpwa-http-proxy (ala SSL) as to prevent line-eavesdropping. At this point, they're just playing with the idea and are trying to figure out exactly how to accomplish that. Maybe we could do some brain-storming and support them with that project... Ciao Harka ... "Use a Cipher - Be Free!" -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: 2.6.2 iQEVAgUBNAeefTltEBIEF0MBAQE0Awf+JkFyHOvmBbymvvMS1eXUaD3M6LAeX6V1 PLJsh8+jbfQeAffiY7jciypgWw+gURRBW6pYzgTl+Qrv/82LzdZDWXX+88o7w6ql YCtefWu46j/eC220n7vpO+CqR2tSlyujaf/V4Np1cwx5B8frM2JYrvjh5rXrtXv0 ck8lg7PYwjRqI8pyTyTZz/ypqx8GX4wawXMT3TPnWpjF0LTamDslHhA3HNLEb7G9 y45QGgW042hH91CXG+aXpQJ6HKK8mAyMTintdB0Y0Qpz6hk9z10JvI1pkgdYh6ap CdCsEcIRZdhG/xLhQ6xL4Ud3x+1ho9OIHbyrhXbrfSFubumLhg4njQ== =E7oZ -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- If encryption is outlawed, only outlaws will have encryption...