There are quite a few encryption algorithms out there for "low powered"
devices. There must be something out there that's useful.
I am thinking about encryption because I want to send stuff over TCP/IP
(either ethernet or wifi), I know it wouldn't be needed over a serial
connection.
Thanks, I'll search around for "the fish".
-----Original Message-----
From: "Dale Raby" <daleraby@gmail.com>
To: newtontalk@newtontalk.net
Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2008 16:57:33 -0600
Subject: Re: [NTLK] Encryption?
> First, I am not an expert. That said, here is my take on your
> question:
> There is a package called "The Fish" that uses Blowfish algorithms for
> encrypting notes on the Newton/Emate OS. This won't do you any good
> though,
> as notes encrypted with this package cannot be sent out of the Newton
> they
> are on, save by transferring via physical media, i.e.:flash memory
> cards.
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