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Third Party Tools
Although Windows 95, 98 and NT (as
well as installations of Windows 2000 and XP that do not use NTFS) do
not support EFS, third party tools are available to encrypt files for
secure storage and transmission. The most well known tool is “Pretty
Good Privacy” or PGP for short. PGP generates a unique public
and private “key” for each user, and uses these keys for asymmetric
encryption. The mechanics of this are far outside the scope of both
this book and the A+ exam, and it is sufficient to be aware that PGP
is considered secure. However, outside of the A+ exams Security and
Encryption is an important and growing issue, which every user or administrator
should have an interest in.
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