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- Today's Debate: Should doctors e-mail patients?
- Today's Debate: Should doctors e-mail patients?Email AuthenticationSMTP needs to change to address one of the most notable defects--authentication of the sender's identity.There are proposed changes, e.g., SMTP-AUTH, but none is in widespread use uniformly or mandated in any way.Top that major deficiency off with email exploits like the latest [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Storm_Worm]Storm...
- Tags: authentication, patient, e-mail, e-mail patient, physician
- Discussion threads 2007-09-04
- Secure your e-mail with OpenPGP
- Governments, major manufacturers, and medical facilities around the world trust their secure communications to PGP Pretty Good Privacy. While PGP works impressively when all is in order, it isn't always easy to configure and can be very tricky to troubleshoot -- and e-mail security is hardly the sort...
- Tags: PGP Corp., E-mail, Online Communications
- Book chapters 2007-07-26
- As long as the Internet has been around....and still no secure e-mail?
- As long as the Internet has been around....and still no secure e-mail?And, securing email would also make it harder for Spamers to operate.Really, it would make it virtually impossible for spammers to operate if we had secure communications between know email servers.PGPThis does not relate completely to password retrieval, but...
- Tags: Tablets, Internet, e-mail, fax, server
- Discussion threads 2007-07-25
- Encryption Facility R2 for z/OS Performance
- IBM Encryption Facility for z/OS exploits the existing strengths of the mainframe and the IBM z/OS operating system. It is a host-based facility that leverages existing centralized key management in z/OS and the hardware encryption capabilities of IBM mainframes. Although the Encryption Facility for z/OS V1.1 implementation was based on...
- Tags: Performance, IBM z/OS, IBM Corp., Utility Computing, Operating Systems, Servers, Software, Hardware
- White papers 2007-07-05
- Voice encryption software Zfone may attract govt. interest
- Philip Zimmerman, the creator of Pretty Good Privacy, encryption software that met with trouble under encryption export laws in the 1990s, is back in the news with new voice encryption software called Zfone. Released on Wednesday, the new software may draw the attention of a government that fiercely defends its...
- Tags: Zfone, software, encryption software
- Blog posts 2006-05-22
- Laptop with HP employee data stolen
- Laptop with HP employee data stolennice job assholeIsn't it enough that you idiots laid off all the customer facing sales people in the united states,,,but our 401K's are now going to be raided by identity theives...this is surely the HP WAY...you suckGet with the timesWireless cellular broadband is usable and...
- Tags: Notebooks, Identity theft, laptop computer, Hewlett-Packard Co., Fidelity Investments
- Discussion threads 2006-03-22
- Crypto Studio (exe)
- Linoma Software's Crypto Studio provides a workbench of easy-to-use tools for helping an organization to implement and work with OpenPGP Pretty Good Privacy encryption technology. Using Crypto Studio, you can quickly manage OpenPGP keys and key rings, as well as perform on-demand encryption, signing, verification and decryption of documents. Crypto...
- Tags: On-demand, Ring, Linoma Software, Apple Mac OS X, Sun Solaris, Operating Systems, Apple Mac OS, Linux, Software
- Software downloads 2005-12-29
- PGP inventor to announce crypto-based VoIP security solution
- My colleague Joris Evers reports that tomorrow, Pretty Good Privacy PGP e-mail encryption program inventor Phil Zimmermann will make a Pretty Grand Pronouncement tomorrow.Apparently, Zimmermann will reveal an as-yet unnamed prototype of an Internet telephony application that encrypts calls to thwart eavesdropping."I am revealing this now because I want to...
- Tags: Phil Zimmermann
- Blog posts 2005-07-27
- FBI adds to wiretap wish list
- FBI adds to wiretap wish listso only criminials have privacycause they will all use encrypted communication - the rest of us are wide open for viewing - drop your shorts pleaseThis is going to ruin the internet..periodGee, all this unnecessary surveillance and yet not ONE terrorist attack in YEARS. Yeah,...
- Tags: Federal government, FBI, government
- Discussion threads 2004-03-12
- Introduction to Encryption and Digital Signatures
- Encryption and digital signatures have potential uses in universities and colleges to improve the security and the confidence that may be placed on digital information exchange. Both are based on technologies which are collectively referred to as Public Key Infrastructure PKI. This paper explains the basics of encryption, digital signatures...
- Tags: Digital Signature, Encryption, University Of Glasgow, Digital Signatures, Authentication/Encryption, Digital Security, Security
- White papers 2001-02-24
- Issues of Trust in Digital Signature Certificates
- Trust is an increasingly important concept on the Internet, especially for Electronic Commerce. There are a number of trust-models on the Internet providing authentication which attempt to achieve the maximum of trust with minimum of risks. These include: X.509 standard Public Key Infrastructure PKI, other PKI such as Pretty Good...
- Tags: Digital Signature, Certificate, PKI, Internet, Authentication/Encryption, Digital Signatures, Digital Security, Security, Network Security, Networking
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