PGP

Giaguara, I keep getting errors with your code on the decoder, so I've tried to edit it to stop getting the errors... but it does not seem right afterwards... This is my verson of your code - look at this and tell me if that's right: -----BEGIN GEEK CODE BLOCK----- Version: 3.1 GAT/IT/FA/CA d-+ s+:--(---) a?! C+++(++++) ULAS*+++$($$$) P(+) L+(---) E(++) W+++ !N- !o+(!) K?...

totally crashed on the PC and I'm having trouble making it work again. On mac os x, PGP is gorgeous and works great, and oh, so much better. So much easier to get to all the info, too. Then stuffit. Oh my god. ...

None of those file systems provide file level encryption. You can find a beta of PGP Desktop 8.0 for Mac OS X on the web. ...

installed the latest beta of PGP for OS X, and backed up my internal disk, reformatted it, and restored it using the latest CC Cloner. ...

I'd like mail to be improved. It is easy to use but lack some features. A very good one would be to support PGP.

Using PGP disk encryption you can use 256 bit key. PGP will release OS X version soon. ...

Ooops! I've just run word and done a port-scan on myself, and it seems that the updated version of office has moved its port to 3107. You'll want to deny that one too. I own a perfectly legitimate copy of office which I paid for (even at student prices I think its a rip-off, but I use it, so I paid for it). I am not a pirate, I'm just one of those paranoid people who uses PGP...

Hehe, as i read the forums i figured you guys are cool. Bunch of dudes on macs hanging out and chatting it up. Hehe...you all should really get some sort of irc channel going somewhere :) That would be sorta cool....and btw, what is the secret code for our next mission? Send it to AgentX@mail.com make sure you use PGP ;)

Really Apple ought to authenticate both the connection, and the packages that are downloaded. They could just sign the packages with a pgp key or something, it would be so much safer. ...

I've also heard that with pgp, your message is encrypted at 128 bits, and then the password to that is added, and encrypted at a higher level. Someone told me that, but I don't reall know how true or false it is :)