Guten Morgen,
GG>>> As I said, S/MIME and PGP are too difficult. >> Are you talking about creating the keys/certificates? GG> Nope. On the contrary, I'm searching for a secure way without. I got this all right, but I don't yet see what you mean by complicated. The only difficult issue about this whole encryption thing that I can see is setting it up, and that means creating keys/certificates. But this can be done by a third person, even offline. This may not exactly be what the fathers of security had in mind, but it would work. The process of using Keys/Certificates, once they are installed, looks almost trivial to me. I simply can't understand the problem you have with it. >> Why don't you create them for whomever will be using "the other >> end", save them to USB-stick and hand them the stick with the >> instruction "click there, rest will be auto"? GG> Hehehe..... I would need much too many sticks. If you're talking "bulk usage" - why don't you set up a web server, secure it with SSL, create certificates for each of your users, give them a unique URL to get their certificate and have them install it using a predetermined process, maybe even a skript? If you have money to spend you might even use MS Windows' built in certificate authority for this. Sorry, I just don't see your problem. -- MfG, Alto mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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