*** Text Cipher ***

Skybuck Flying

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Jul 26, 2003, 7:00:01 PM7/26/03

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Text Cipher is free software for microsoft windows 95 and up.

Use it to encrypt and decrypt text.

Website: http://www.mycgiserver.com/~skybuck

Mok-Kong Shen

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Jul 27, 2003, 10:13:17 AM7/27/03

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Skybuck Flying wrote:
>
> Text Cipher is free software for microsoft windows 95 and up.

I suppose few people would use a crpto software that is
without appropriate description and understandable coding.
There doesn't seem to be any at your site for that.

M. K. Shen

2Rowdy

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Jul 27, 2003, 10:49:06 AM7/27/03

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Message i.d.: news:3F23DDFD...@t-online.de,
by author Mok-Kong Shen aka <mok-ko...@t-online.de> inspired me,

Try this,
http://www.namesuppressed.com/kenny/
mfffmp mfffmm pfmmpppffmpfmppmmffmp
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Simon G Best

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Jul 27, 2003, 11:27:43 AM7/27/03

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I was thinking much the same thing.

Also, it looks like a terribly primitive application, and most
inconvenient for most things.

Simon

Joe Peschel

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Jul 28, 2003, 12:59:04 AM7/28/03

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Simon G Best <s.g....@btopenworld.com> wrote in
news:3F23F323...@btopenworld.com:

> it looks like a terribly primitive application, and most
> inconvenient for most things.
>

Primitive, yes, and about the only thing I can think of for which
TextCipher might be convenient is copying and pasting encrypted messages
into real-time chat programs. I am, however, unsure of a good way of
sharing the password.

I don't have much faith that the author has implemented AES and Tiger
correctly, either.

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Richard Heathfield

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Jul 28, 2003, 2:00:38 AM7/28/03

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[Followups set to sci.crypt]

Skybuck Flying wrote:

Alas, no source. Since I have no particular reason to trust you not to
damage my PC either through ignorance or malice, I will not be running your
binary.

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Anon E. Maus

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Jul 29, 2003, 5:03:40 AM7/29/03

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"2Rowdy" <harry...@deadspam.com> wrote in message
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I use ROT26 - it's twice as good as ROT13 anyway.

2Rowdy

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Jul 29, 2003, 1:16:27 PM7/29/03

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Message i.d.: news:MLqVa.7557$o%2.5314@sccrnsc02,
by author Anon E. Maus aka <an...@maus.duh> inspired me,

> "2Rowdy" <harry...@deadspam.com> wrote in message
> news:bg0op6$orq$1...@news4.tilbu1.nb.home.nl...
>> Message i.d.: news:3F23DDFD...@t-online.de,
>> by author Mok-Kong Shen aka <mok-ko...@t-online.de> inspired me,
>>> Skybuck Flying wrote:

>>> I suppose few people would use a crpto software that is
>>> without appropriate description and understandable coding.
>>> There doesn't seem to be any at your site for that.
>>
>> Try this,
>> http://www.namesuppressed.com/kenny/
>> mfffmp mfffmm pfmmpppffmpfmppmmffmp

> I use ROT26 - it's twice as good as ROT13 anyway.

ROTFLOL
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Anon E. Maus

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Jul 29, 2003, 5:42:08 PM7/29/03

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"2Rowdy" <harry...@deadspam.com> wrote in message

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Hey ROT26 has served the e-mail world so well for so long - why change?
It's THE accepted standard for U.S. e-mail after all.

erik

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Jul 29, 2003, 5:42:52 PM7/29/03

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Anon E. Maus wrote:

Come on, it has been weakenend for export use to France.

EJ
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