Just one more thing!
Of course, it may be difficult to find a user-experience that works well for
yourselves and your users.
An even more generic approach is to ZIP the files with encryption. This has an
added benefit of allowing you to send packets of data, not just individual
files. I don't
PDF actually has encryption as part of the standard, so I would recommend
searching in the help for whatever PDF tool you’re using, as it’s more likely
that whomever you send it to will be able to unencrypt it. They should be
prompted for a password when trying to open the file, rather than con
Hi Charles,
You're likely using in-built features of Word to encrypt those documents; this
tends to encrypt the payload inside the Word file format wrapper. With JPG or
PNG at least, you're going to need a generic approach to encryption, so using
openssl or gpg to encrypt the entire file stream
I'm in a bit of a time crunch, but does anyone now how to encrypt a jpg,
png or PDF which contains confidential info?
You can encrypt an MS Word file but I’ve never done that with any of the
above listed formats.
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