Goal: to securely transmit data (collected on a form on a secure web site) to recipient
Possible solutions, thus far: 1) create web page accessible through HTTPS; email link to recipient, BUT that adds extra steps for him. I'd like it to be as transparent as possible (doesn't everyone? ; >) 2) use cryptography directly in the python CGI program (e.g. ezPyCrypto or SSLCrypto) and email the results. I am assuming that I can import a public key created by PGP or GnuPG 3) os.popen (after sanitizing the input, of course) to use the command line interface of GnuPG to create an encrypted file and attaching that to an email Anyone have experience achieving this goal? Have I overlooked other options? Sample programs, maybe? Thanks! Don _______________________________________________ Tutor maillist - Tutor@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tutor
