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Re: Encrypted Telnet
On Sun, 30 Jul 1995, Flame Remailer wrote:
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> Announcing CryptoTCP beta version 0.9
>
> CTCP is a public domain software package to do encrypted TCP sessions on
> unix systems. It features Diffie-Hellman key exchange with triple-DES
> encryption. This initial release is to be considered a beta version.
> Bug reports or comments on security issues are invited.
>
> Features:
>
> - May be installed by any user on the system and does not require root
> privileges.
>
> - Server can protect all TCP-based services (mail, news, web, etc.)
>
> - Includes a secure telnet client.
>
> - A random key is chosen for each session, so sessions can not be
> decrypted later or replayed.
>
> - Source code is available and in the public domain.
Oh, thanks a lot - tell us everything except where to get it...
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