Truly Random Computer Security Stuff

Some of these URLs are of things that I'm planning to check out and then categorize among my other security pages. Some of them I just don't know where else to put them. Expect no coherent order here.

PGP

PGP Key Stamper
http://www.efh.org/pgp/pgpwork.html
http://www.quadralay.com/www/Crypt/PGP/pgp00.html

http://www.netlink.co.uk/users/hassop/pgp.html

Announcing MPGP ver 1.1

MPGP is a simple command line shell (DOS) for PGP which allows you to
use wildcards when encrypting/decrypting files.

Here's how it works:

MPGP  ver 1.1 (3/14/96)   by Mark T. Anderson

Usage: MPGP -option(s)  file1 [file2..] (Wildcards accepted)
options: 
         -e Encrypt file(s)
         -p[KeyId] use Public key encryption (default is conventional)
         -r Randomize name(s) of encrypted file(s), keeping .PGP extension
         -z set date/time of encrypted file(s) to Zero
         -d Decrypt file(s)
         -o allow Overwriting of file(s)
         -k Keep file(s) after processing (default is to wipe/delete)

MPGP is freeware, and the source code is included.

ftp://ftp.clark.net/pub/mta/mpgp11.zip   (22,983 bytes)
http://www.clark.net/pub/mta/mpgp.html

Another PGP link goes here.

Network Security Standards

IFIP TC 11/WG 4

TSCM (Technical Surveillance Countermeasures) Pages

Yeah...this stuff goes from computer security to bugging and debugging and other Intel games. If this is your cup of tea ... enjoy. When I get a chance, I'll pore through and see if there is anything relevant to systems admins.

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