NODE 449a5f73Re: PC-Expo
Black Unicorn <unicorn@access.digex.net>Sun, 1 May 94 16:25:09 PDT
->
| The software: PGP, SecureDevice/Drive, a file viewer (sor of like list) which
| I've written that does some minimal mouse support, a menu system I guess, and
| lots of articles.
<-
Please, please try to include Macintosh software.
I think often, through no fault of vigilant authors, the macintosh users
get the short end of the stick in code.
Consider including versions of Curve Encrypt, and MacPGP2.3.
I don't want to speak for the authors as for distrubution questions.
Contact Curve Software at : kinney@bogart.colorado.edu
Curve's key:
-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
Version: 2.3
mQCPAiz+bEEAAAEEAMUbtdwYC1vY+s5559ERIvC1MT+Yaw3ozheaHcUciJe7cSAk
k9TpAQd7iKukKnQe5kK1YtvYm0JP6fmNrcO8AmG5ukvcOlyuri618sjpXncpQ1cL
5xeV80f3JtmheGMnqAzTK8OyfJ7zRh1PhAZcT/vVzf+JGuCuVcJkEfxTVMrJABEB
AAG0K0N1cnZlIFNvZnR3YXJlIDxraW5uZXlAYm9nYXJ0LmNvbG9yYWRvLmVkdT6J
AJUCBRAs/wK89+/hOkiDY/EBAeN5A/0fFX5On4Zxc/guNdDb+nHZcd6TwJxUb9ST
TlsJX4BAKAcf0xG4DY0L+9DN0N6w6FOR3RuZIAUx25xS9yRBSMLe1gOw6qI9C/lt
Ovh7ycoKCkOBqoe6oisRzREhIr3U+FQXRIu7Qhn5ETEljRjWvQ6fheohrLhSGVsf
pBaKtb2fVw==
=LCyY
-----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
Speaking of macintosh software: Any word on...
1> StealthPGP for the mac?
2> More secure stego for the mac?
3> SecureDevice for the mac?
4> The source code for MacPGP2.3 v1.1?
5> PGPtools for the mac?
6> Cryptographer's Workbench for the mac?
-uni- (Dark)
NODE d31e3564Re: PC-Expo
Joseph Urbanski <strops@netcom.com>Tue, 3 May 94 16:37:01 PDT
On Sun, 1 May 1994, Black Unicorn wrote:
> ->
> | The software: PGP, SecureDevice/Drive, a file viewer (sor of like list) which
> | I've written that does some minimal mouse support, a menu system I guess, and
> | lots of articles.
> <-
>
> Please, please try to include Macintosh software.
>
>
I would also strongly recommend including a good windows front-end like
PWF20, and maybe PGPShell 3.0 for dos users. While pgp is technically a
fine program, learning all of its command line flags can be daunting for
a new user. I know I would use it much less often without WinFront.
> -uni- (Dark)
>
-Jay
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PGP Public Key Available via finger.
PGP Fingerprint: 11 43 3F CE 63 3A A6 0A FF 71 6E 02 45 DC F4 C0
Joseph J. Urbanski Jr. <strops@netcom.com>
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NODE 732b3b0dRe: PC-Expo
rarachel@prism.poly.edu (Arsen Ray Arachelian)Tue, 3 May 94 18:36:54 PDT
> I would also strongly recommend including a good windows front-end like
> PWF20, and maybe PGPShell 3.0 for dos users. While pgp is technically a
> fine program, learning all of its command line flags can be daunting for
> a new user. I know I would use it much less often without WinFront.
Will do. Only problem is that we have 1.44M disks and I don't intend to
give out more than one per person. At some point the software will be
chosen a bit arbitrarily, but PGP and some shell will be on there for
sure...
NODE 411dd6c9Re: PC-Expo
NetSurfer <jdwilson@gold.chem.hawaii.edu>Wed, 4 May 94 03:18:21 PDT
On Tue, 3 May 1994, Arsen Ray Arachelian wrote:
> > I would also strongly recommend including a good windows front-end like
> > PWF20, and maybe PGPShell 3.0 for dos users. While pgp is technically a
Where can one get PGPShell 3.0?
Thanks!
-Jim
NODE 2390db7cPGPShell location
bart@netcom.com (Harry Bartholomew)Wed, 4 May 94 03:33:19 PDT
oak.oakland.edu:/pub/msdos/security/pgpshe31.zip