Summary: i remember before 128-bit encryption was being touted as impossible to decipher; now that technology has improved, is the claim still the same? i reme...
Summary: I'm running a pc with xp pro using FAT32 so I don't have the security features of NTFS. I'd like to be able to encrypt folders, no 128 bit necessary, ...
Summary: hello pay pal uses ssl and 128 bit encryption. its secure if your carefull with good solid pas words and a secure computer. ie: fire walled and a goo...
Summary: 5) Unfortunately, due to myself not being able to currently access the Paypal website, I cannot use the link that XPUser provided. Not a problem at al...
Summary: Rocko and Anna: This could be the problem. If your browser does not have 128 bit encryption enabled, you won't be able to access sites that require p...
Summary: What kinds of sites are you having trouble going to? More information would be helpful. If it is sites which need passwords and secure sites, it mi...
Summary: Download swatit, update and run. Also go to trendmicro.com and run housecall scan. https://onesecond-128.bit-encryption.net/swatitdownload.html ...
Summary: but... can it sniff the packets of 128 bit encryption straight over the network, however? I thought the cain tool was "inactive" cracking and worked ...
Summary: Mozilla seems to work fine in most instances except where some not too smart webpage designer has written the page to IE standards and not to true ...
Summary: Sounds like your 128 bit encryption file is a dud.required to get onto any secure site. You can download from M$ or perhaps run SFC, but I think a fre...
Summary: This is the situation. I am running a 3 PC Wireless LAN network. The host System is using an ULTRA HIGH SPEED DSL connection. That system has the...
Summary: "It's impossible to break through a firewall." You are too naive, a firewall can be broken into! For example, 128 bit encryption is theoretically imp...
Summary: it seems that i can't log on to secure sites. and i have internet explorer 6.0 and it's 128 bit. but the thing is, it has SSL 2.0, SSL 3.0, TLS 1.0,...
Summary: Did you check whether or not you have 128-bit encryption? In IE I (sorry I don't know about other browsers) click on help, then click "about internet...
Summary: I recently installed a wireless modem router and set it to allow only wireless network cards which are known (i.e. my laptop's PCMCIA card). I also se...
Summary: For some reason I have an establsihed connection thru port 443. http://www.paygateway.com/tech/references/443.html When I connect to the above link I ...
Summary: hello check ie and see if you have the latest 128 bit encryption code. you might allso try the repair funtion on ie6 by going to add/remove and remov...
Summary: Yeah, and as long as you are changing the admin password, you may as well enable 128 bit encryption also. Good protection. Give a man a fish and you f...
Summary: To check you 128 bit encryption, do this: with internet explorer open, click help, then "about internet explorer" and read what it says for cipher str...
Summary: thats what ive heard... i've notice that i've gotten "instant message bombs" from some users that have crash me on occasion... i was just wondering if...
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