On Sun, 17 Feb 2008 19:55:15 +0100 (CET), George Orwell wrote:

>>>> >> I have a simple text file, less than 64KB, containing all the
>>>> >> unique passwords I use for websites. I want to encrypt it in as
>>>> >> secure a manner as possible on a Windows XP box. I don't need
>>>> >> all these other fancy features, just a simple "type in my
>>>> >> passphrase, see the text file" system. Any recommendations?
>>>> >> It doesn't need to be free.
>>>> >
>>>> >Axcrypt, Twofish (with GUI)
>>>>
>>>> Are you saying Axcrypt uses Twofish? The web page at
>>>> http://www.axantum.com/AxCrypt/Features.html says that
>>>> it uses AES encryption with 128-bit keys.
>>>
>>> A perfect example of why you shouldn't rely on clueless rubes for
>>> technical information, especially concerning security software..
>>>
>> Would it be too much to ask to carry this discussion on in your primary ng
>> and leave alt.comp.freeware out of this?
>
> Yes it would. :)

Of course, the IdiotBearBottoms, Mr. Cocaine Cowboy To Kiddies Anywhere,
didn't snip ACF from his reply.

No, what Mr. Bare(llful) of drugs is worried about is that if he doesn't
respond, which he does to *every* post to ACF, that his cover as a security
expert will be blown.

The CIA is big on cover, ya' know? Ask Bear, ask Barry Seal, his fate got
"sealed".
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