Sebastian_Strauss
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Need to digitally sign files... which way to go?
This is the situation:
I need to upload files of various extensions to our FTP server. Then I need to digitally sign them in some fashion,
and the customer who downloads them, distributes them through their organization. Now when the person who's
supposed to install this gets the file, they should have a method of checking that nothing in that archive was changed.
Which application should I use for this purpose? Preferably, I'd like to go with a freeware tool, I don't think PGP
is free anymore.
I need to upload files of various extensions to our FTP server. Then I need to digitally sign them in some fashion,
and the customer who downloads them, distributes them through their organization. Now when the person who's
supposed to install this gets the file, they should have a method of checking that nothing in that archive was changed.
Which application should I use for this purpose? Preferably, I'd like to go with a freeware tool, I don't think PGP
is free anymore.
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PGP Desktop Professional 9.0 Trial Software is an improved version of the legacy PGP Freeware (Desktop 8.x and below) product. With PGP Desktop Professional 9.0 Trial Software, all product functionality is available for 30 days. After 30 days, PGP Desktop Professional 9.0 Trial Software reverts to the functionality available in what used to be called PGP Freeware. At the end of the trial period, any local disks that have been encrypted using PGP Whole Disk Encryption, will automatically decrypt.
Still above are good suggestions...
Tolomir