Peter Neubert writes:
>
> Hi All
>
> We are curently doing a software project for a customer and we are working
> On-Site, we have however reason to suspect that some people are trying to
> enter our computers when we are not there (once 1 pc had been opened and not
> closed well etc)(Paranoid ? who me :-)
>
> What we are looking for is some kind of nice simple utility to encrypt our
> project directories with source code when we are off-site
>
> If anyone knows about such a product - preferably shareware, freeware :-)
> with a nice tight 128/64  bit encryption it would be great
>
> TIA
>
> Peter Neubert
> Mauritius
>

You can zip the directory into a file, and use PGP to encrypt it.  Take your
private keys with you on a floppy.  Both pgp and pkzip are available
as shareware.  But becareful to wipe the deleted files off the drive with
some sort of security utility that "fully" erases the file.  Pkzip is
available everywhere, and go to www.pgp.com for pgp.

Matt


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