With conventional encryption, you can read the message by running PGP on the encrypted file and giving the pass phrase you used to encrypt. With the PGP 5.x and higher versions, it is the default setting to also encrypt to the default key. You can change this under PGP options / General / Always encrypt to default key. For PGP 2.x there is an undocumented setting, EncryptToSelf, which you can set in your config.

This FAQ assumes that you know your password and typed it correctly! The most likely cause for this problem is that you opened the encrypted file with Pocket Word or Pocket Excel. Never do this! Opening and closing an encrypted file will cause Pocket Word or Pocket Excel that the file will be saved (converted) even you haven't changed the file. If you accidentally opened an encrypted file do a soft-reset in order to avoid that the file will be saved (destroyed).

You can decrypt your encrypted files using the Emergency Card. To do this, insert the Emergency Card, right-click on the selected encrypted file/folder, and then select Emergency Decrypt.

I launched the program, selected the channel, started capturing, but no packets are displayed. Help!!! You need the standard, non-wireless CommView edition. It will allow you to monitor your own traffic, but you will not be able to see the traffic of other WLAN stations. Unlike the standard CommView edition, CommView for WiFi allows you to monitor other wireless stations.

For security purpose, you need to re-install Photo2Album, set the same User Name and the same Login Password for "Photo Protector" and then copy these encrypted photo files (*.ejp) to "Photo Protector" for decrypting them. For system stability, you can ONLY copy *.ejp files to "Photo Protector" by right-clicking selected *.ejp files to choose "Copy to Photo Protector" on right-click menu. Note: "Copy to Photo Protector" function for *.

The account is the password. That means you need enter the account to decrypt the file/folder which be encrypted by using right click. The encrypted file/folder cannot open after uninstall the Data Security Wizard. But, if you can remember the previous password, the encrypted file/folder can be decrypted correctly after reinstall the Data Security Wizard. After wiped a partition, the contents of the partition and the volume will disappear from the operating system.

Most definitely yes. The SILC protocol makes it impossible to send unencrypted messages or packets to the SILC network. All messages are always encrypted, either using session keys, or other secret keys such as channel keys or private message keys.

No. Once the voicemail messages have been transferred to you through an encrypted channel, they are then stored on your local PC as unencrypted files.

Before encryption, messages are compressed using a standard compression algorithm [RFC1951]. Compressing data prior to encryption helps remove redundancy from the plaintext. Redundancy in the plaintext may aid cryptanalysis [BW94], [Sch96a], [MOV96], [Pfl97], [Bau97]. Interesting question! Actually, this is two separate questions as DNA and Quantum computing affect the security of PGP in different ways. First, Quantum Computers (QC).

We encourage you to familiarize yourself with the system by sending secure messages to your home e-mail address or business associates that you would like to communicate with securely. It will be very easy to tell if the message was encrypted because recipients will have to register their email address and use a password to access the message.

This problem can arise when you have placed the entire public key ring from one of the servers into your local pubring.pgp file. PGP may have to search through several thousand keys to find the one that it is after. If you need to have these large keyrings (e.g. because you cannot count on being able to contact the keyservers to look up new keys), the solution to this dilemma is to maintain 2 public key rings (See How do I create a secondary key file?). The first ring, the normal pubring.

Recipients of a secure email from KUMC will receive a notice in their email inbox that they have received a secure message from you. The message will contain a link to a secure website where the message can be read. The first time the recipient receives a secure message, they will be asked to create a passphrase that will be used to access the website and view or reply to their secure messages.

If a digital signature can be verified, you can be sure about the sender's identity, and that the e-mail has not been tampered with during transmission. However, some e-mail applications do not support digital signature verification. In those systems, you will find an attachment named "smime.p7s" in the e-mail. Webmail systems, in general, lack digital signature verification support.

Yes. Just go to 'Read my messages' on your personalised homepage. Try not to agonise over what you've sent, though. You probably were just as adorable/funny/clever as you thought you were, and if you weren't, well, there's not much you can do about it.

If you have a new message the icon will appear next to the Messages button. By clicking on the Messages button you will be taken through to the BumperBrain Messaging System. All new and old messages will be displayed here. To read a message simply click on the subject line. To toggle between new and old messages simply click on the tabs on the top left hand corner of the page. For more information see the Messaging help pages.

To find previous messages you've written, click on the red "Search Forums" button on the top left of you screen. Then, type your username in the "Keyword(s)" box and use the search by author field.

Once you listen to the message you will be able to delete it if you click on delete otherwise it is stored in your message history. You will have to go to message history to delete it.

To decrypt a file, e.g. key.enc, PE Encrypt provides a default output file name key.dec. You can also check option "Save output as original" to save the decrypted file as the original file.

To use S/MIME, open Mail/News and go to Edit | Mail & Newsgroup Account Settings | account name | Security. You can set which certificates to use with each account for digital signing and/or encryption.