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Hi all,
Do you know where I can find a Public Key Application to use with Morgan Stanley Implementation of PGP_DES MD5?
Than you
[ original email was from Mohammad Ayach - mayach@javtech.com ]
If you go to http://www.pgpi.org and download PGP 6.5.8 Command Line for the respective Operating System(s) it will be implemented in, that will suit you well.
Cheers,
Mohammad
Mohammad Ayach
Javelin Technologies
Email: mayach@javtech.com
Phone: 917 320 4786
> Hi all,
> Do you know where I can find a Public Key Application to use with Morgan Stanley Implementation of PGP_DES MD5?
> Than you
>
[ original email was from Ron Clarke - ron@automatedinvestments.com ]
> If you go to http://www.pgpi.org and download PGP 6.5.8 Command Line for the respective Operating System(s) it will be implemented in, that will suit you well.
Cheers, Mohammad
Mohammad Ayach Javelin Technologies Email: mayach@javtech.com Phone:
917 320 4786Hi all, Do you know where I can find a Public Key Application to use
with Morgan Stanley Implementation of PGP_DES MD5? Than you
Note that there are potential licensing issues that are often ignored. Be careful which flavour you pick. For example, if you source from PGP corp., just check what they say on their actual web site “PGP Freeware - It is a tradition at PGP Corporation to offer a limited-capability version of PGP Mail for individual, non-commercial use.” I suppose that some people may be using this ‘freeware’ commercially, at your own risk I guess.
Regards
Ron
You might also want to try GNU Privacy Guard, from their website (www.gnupg.org):
“GnuPG is a complete and free replacement for PGP. Because it does not use the patented IDEA algorithm, it can be used without any restrictions. GnuPG is a RFC2440 (OpenPGP) compliant application.”
Regards,
Leo
If you go to http://www.pgpi.org and download PGP 6.5.8 Command Line for the respective Operating System(s) it will be implemented in, that will suit you well.
Cheers, Mohammad
Mohammad Ayach Javelin Technologies Email: mayach@javtech.com Phone:
917 320 4786Hi all, Do you know where I can find a Public Key Application to use
with Morgan Stanley Implementation of PGP_DES MD5? Than youNote that there are potential licensing issues that are often ignored.
Be careful which flavour you pick. For example, if you source from PGP
corp., just check what they say on their actual web site "PGP Freeware
- It is a tradition at PGP Corporation to offer a limited-capability
version of PGP Mail for individual, non-commercial use." I suppose
that some people may be using this ‘freeware’ commercially, at your
own risk I guess.Regards Ron