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Message-ID: <20030919201637.35481.qmail@web80605.mail.yahoo.com>
From: geggam692000 at yahoo.com (D B)
Subject: idea

i was thinking more along the lines of a C++ app with
guis

just wanted make sure the application wasnt written so
i wasnt sued when i started it on sourceforge

this list is read all over by geeks that use security
...if they havent heard of it...it doesnt exist

thanks

D B 

"my tore up"

--- Timo Schoeler <timo.schoeler@...finity.de> wrote:
> hi,
> 
> seems like a *very specific* app to me...
> 
> guess you got to do this the
> 
> #!/bin/sh
> 
> way.
> 
> > does an application exist that encrypts data via
> pgp
> > (gpg) then breaks that up into chunks .... then
> > connects to a remote computer via ssl and sends
> one
> > chunk , the order picked at random, then requests
> a
> > different port to be opened ....sends the second
> chunk
> > ... so on to conclusion
> > 
> > with the ports being a random selection , the size
> of
> > the chunks being random, and the only info passed
> > about the chunks to the other comp would be the
> order
> > they were supposed to go back into
> > 
> > or do i have an original idea ?
> > 
> > D B 
> > 
> > "my tore up"
> -- 
> so long,
> 
> timo
> 
> 'Uh! You here?' 'Yeah, unfortunately. Wrong planet.'
> (from: 'Things everybody has to realize sometimes'
> by T. Schoeler)
> 


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