To: Nita Nupress
Surely they have a solution to the "cut & paste," ya think?!Cut and past would get around the key logging software, but would require that you have the encryption keys stored in a file on the computer to cut and paste from. If they can find that file, they don't need the key logging software.
To: tacticalogic
Cut and past would get around the key logging software, but would require that you have the encryption keys stored in a file on the computer to cut and paste from. If they can find that file, they don't need the key logging software. This is possibly the only time in a woman's life where something being described as "floppy" would be a good thing. ;-)
To: tacticalogic
Surely they have a solution to the "cut & paste," ya think?!
Cut and past would get around the key logging software, but would require that you have the encryption keys stored in a file on the computer to cut and paste from. If they can find that file, they don't need the key logging software.
How about from an encrypted paragraph somewhere on the net?
44 posted on
11/20/2001 4:16:04 PM PST by
webster
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