>We are using FTP now through VPN, but you can't secure an FTP session - I know VPN is secure
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>OK, let me explain PGP, PGP is Pretty Good Privacy.... it uses public and private key technology that creates 128 bit encrypted and compressed files. There is a PGP software development kit that allows you to seemlessly integrate PGP into any application ( from MVS, OS390....NT, UNIX, dos, linux... ). Armed with these tools it is very easy to create an app that sends secure files via standard FTP with FTP's benefits ( restart and quicker speed than an http download ). ( more secure than a browser as https has a 3rd party key allowing transmissions to be decrypted by that 3rd party AKA the government...PGP has no back doors, the main reason its creator was hounded to death by the US govt )
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>Let me know if you need more information.
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>bob h
Sounds great... is there a site where I can find more information about PGP?
Wayne
Wayne Myers, MCSD
Senior Consultant
Forte' Incorporated
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