From: "Nik", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You have to pass the crypto keys by hand otherwise the
security falls over at that point anyway. If you phone or
email it, everyone can know it.
If you use PGP, you generate a private key (which you keep) and a public key
(which you can freely email out to
From: Richard Barrett, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You have to pass the crypto keys by hand otherwise the
security falls over at that point anyway. If you phone or
email it, everyone can know it.
If you use PGP, you generate a private key (which you keep) and a public key
(which you can freely email
I meant "standard" as in Joe Blow goes into a shop and his PC
has it on there, rather than an RFC which has been around for yonks,
you're right.
Microsoft tells me it won't ship with Win2K until next year at least,
there is support for it in the DNS that ships with it though.
I know there are
From: "niel fagan", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
As an industry watcher, not from the usual view-point
though, it has been noted that BT/NTL etc are slowly
killing off the smaller isp's so that control of the
internet and the profits remain theirs, no doubt the
security services will aid them as it means
