>Hello:
>I have followed closed the discussion on encrypted ftp. I have looked over
>what are the options available and have found that there are always some kind
>of restrictions associated with each option. If there is a need to send data
>to about 50 countries (including places such as Russia/China) is there any
>kind of encryption solution either hardware or software that can be used
>across the board? The data will originate from London for Europe, from
>Singapore and Australia for Asia, and from USA for North and South America.
>According to what I have looked into there is no solution that will allow a
>standard acceptable encrption method without violating export laws of the
>countries from which the data originates. Even if there a standard for
>North and South America, a standard for Europe, and a standard for Asia and
>Australia that would be acceptable.
How about getting the free SSL library from Australia? It uses SSL for
authentication and encryption, and there are patches available for the most
common clients and servers. Using this you should be able to cover most of
the world. One exception is probably France. Also, if you use it in the US
you have to pay RSA a license fee.
Would this work?
/Mats
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