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Private email encryption application
If you are using email on a
foreign or public computer or Internet connection and you are worried about the
privacy of your correspondence, we have a solution for you.
The CryptoAnywhere program is a free, portable email encryption program
capable of both sending encoded email and decrypting returning messages. With
this program, you can send email securely from any location without worrying
about your privacy being compromised, and you can download similarly encrypted
messages and decode them safely within the program itself.
This has several obviously
useful applications. If you are not keen on the idea of your email
correspondence being monitored at work, this is one solution. To use the
CryptoAnywhere application, download the file
and install the program.
Run CryptoAnywhere and create
your first 'identity' with your email address and mail server when prompted. The
password is used to decrypt emails sent to you, so remember it. Once this is
completed, click the 'create a travel floppy' button along the left side of the
screen.
Enter the drive letter of your
USB device or use the browse button to locate it. The necessary files will be
copied to your USB drive. You can now use CryptoAnywhere (complete with the
identity you just created) anywhere you can plug in your USB drive.
When you send mail with
CryptoAnywhere, the program adds the encrypted message to an attachment and
prompts you for a password which the recipient can use to decrypt the message.
To send mail, simply click the 'new message' button, enter the address, message
text and any attachments then click 'encipher and send.'
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