"Peter Duniho" wrote in
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First (and IMHO only) rule of securing data: any data sent to a
potential attacker is impossible to secure. If you want it secured, you
need to not send it.

Agreed. And no need for it to be an "IMHO". It's fact. I have
a passing interest in cryptography. Everything I've ever read
on the subject states something along those same lines. There
is no way to absolutely 100% secure data for transmission. You
can come real close, but there's always some way to compromise
it. It's just a matter of how determined the 'attacker' is.

Brian
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