PGP

The Electronic Frontier Foundation's top 12 tips for privacy are a good place to start: www.eff.org/Privacy/eff_privacy_top_12.html Also, I suggest you take a look at GnuPG, an implementation of PGP for OS-X, you'll need a few bits to get it going well, such as a key manager and control panel. It integrates wonderfully with Mail.app. This is a must for personal, private...

I'd also suggest you keep any truly sensitive messages restricted to email, encrypted using PGP - GnuPG offers a fantastic implementation of this and is surprisingly easy to use. That won't protect you from key-loggers or human stupidity, though! Frankly, if you aren't willing to say something in a crowded supermarket, you probably shouldn't be saying it on the net. ;)

But you can still see it when you select it or quote it... This is obviously not a good form of hiding text. I recommend PGP: qANQR1DBwU4DudzP+zswUQ4QCADVlTu1Rk+xdjhSO7oMsm+RluL5HWl+MsFLEUiO gu/ZmtnMFdQ5/jS78qQhQGxRISRNePZ+rwmNlNj36iP6q2GqK/qnDPl6PTyK5Q32 y+sNdXRM0hKQR/H642KLXiM538xJ3D7FtBhi177+WYzTfF1dls6NpsubmdrFMew5...

Mac OS 9... So, the only way to protect your datas is to use a disk image protected with a password. PGP should be better, but I don't think there is a carbon version yet. ...

You could use PuzzlePalace. There's more utils like that, I'm sure. See Versiontracker. Perhaps it's a good idea to start using pgp or gnupg. ...

I told him to come by and check out this thread. On Sunday, December 2, 2001, at 12:33 PM, Steve Wozniak wrote: At 1:23 AM +0900 2001.12.02, Jimr wrote: afp://steve.woz.org is totally public available to guest....