PGP 8.0 released

[doctorgonzo]

PGP Corp. has released version 8.0 of its PGP software. The freeware version includes file encryption and text encryption, while the Personal version ($39)includes disk encryption, and integrates with e-mail and some IM clients. If you ever send e-mail that you don't want anybody but the intended recipient to read, or you want to protect your files on your HD, this will do it.

Head on over to www.pgp.com to check it out, though it looks to be pretty busy.

[Black Ice]

It wont even let me down load it . This is what thay say.



In accordance with current US Export restrictions, PGP 8.0 Public Beta 2 may be downloaded by individuals throughout the world except those in the following countries: Cuba, Libya, Iran, Iraq, North Korea, Sudan, and Syria. If you are in one of these countries, you may not download the Public Beta.

Your IP address appears to come from one of the restricted countries listed above. Therefore, we are unable to complete your download request at this time. For your information, the IP address received by our server is: 148.78.247.-- and the country we detected is: Satellite Provider.

So much for there software being any good because I live in Missouri

[glc]

The satellite is available in the restricted countries, so they have to block it. Get your dad to download it and get it from him with FTP or IM if you really want it.