Roy Schestowitz wrote:
As long as I know I have done nothing wrong, why encrypt anything?
Example:
I am an IT consultant. I don't do anything ILLEGAL. However, i have
passwords for *ALL* my clients stuff, which includes administration
passwords for *ALL* their stuff.
Furthermore, i often work on databases containing *SENSITIVE* data
(which means, according to Italian law, that i MUST be *VERY* careful
when i handle it... because if that data gets "public", i'm
*responsible* for this).
I *DO* encrypt all this stuff.
I *DO* ecnrypt the files where i store my passwords.
I have
never once encrypted an E-mail message (apart from testing purposes, file
encryption likewise) although I sign all my outgoing messages.
For me, it's a matter of *privacy*. Sometimes i mail my (business)
partner data related to - example - our bank account. I do nothing
illegal, but i encrypt that stuff too.
f.
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cujo
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