PGP

you can get PGP Desktop for OS X. Haven't used it myself, but it claims to interface with Mail.app and Entourage X. ...

The other must have bundle is GPGMail, which integrates PGP encryption and authentication into your mail messages. Its very well done and adds a couple of buttons to the toolbar. ...

Loaded Panther on TiPB 667 last night, clean install. Loaded most of my apps, here is what I found: Photoshop 7 - Ok GoLive 6 - Ok InDesign 2.something - Ok Reader 6 - Ok MS Office v.x - OK Macromedia Studio MX - All apps OK

Loaded Panther on TiPB 667 last night, clean install. Loaded most of my apps, here is what I found: Photoshop 7 - Ok GoLive 6 - Ok InDesign 2.something - Ok Reader 6 - Ok MS Office v.x - OK Macromedia Studio MX - All apps OK

I am not sure which applications use the EGD. I'd suspect that PGP and GnuPG would be among them, though. ...

Hi michael, you must update your HP. There is an information about your system (http://nimbus.sytes.net/linux.html) witch is too old I'm sure you have upgraded on 10.2.6 or 10.2.7 !!! ;-) Ciao ::angel::

I'm working on that right now :p Ok how about this. I'm writing a little shell app that would run via crond, and check the pb for specific strings defined by the user like "---PGP ENCRYP", "MasterCard" whatever, and then clear the pb after a specified about of time, like 10 seconds or something. It would have limited use though, especially since most people don't have...

the disk copy allows 'just' aes-128 encryption. if you need a stronger protection, encypt that .dmg file as well. cypher gets the encryption to a higher level, and gpg/pgp up to 4096 (or maybe more) bytes (without the possibility to open it without your private keys).

Try this, found on another site; - Open the Disk Copy program (in /Applications/Utilities) - Select File -> New -> New Blank Image - Select a CD-Rom mastering size (or go for 500mb for convenience). You might also make an image just the right size to hold the files you want to protect and allow a little room. - Select AES-128 encryption - You will be asked to enter...

use encryption. either GPG or PGP - encrypting the files e.g. with your keys only, or e.g. Cypher (from versiontracker) - that aasks the password and decrypts back with the right password. that's mac (os x?) only, but it's really small utility (and it's freeware), so that could probably do it. stufffit or zip the folder to be only one file, and then encrypt it.if you use...