Re: Encryption features for the file.

Eh, eh, eh? What is there for me to say? I just say it all. Okay, let's me reparaphrase this. I received this unusual requirement from the credit bureau, Experian. It said that if the user want to save the inquiry from the website, by the mean of saving it to the hard disk on the personal computer. That file must be 128-bit encrypted. It shouldn't be too difficult to encrypt it before pass it to the web browser. But the keys or encryption once the user closed the browser? PHP is a server side language. It doesn't support this. So, anyone have such a ideas or knowledge?? Experian got to be kidding!!! "Jay Blanchard" <jay.blanchard@niicommunications.com> wrote in message news:002c01c24ab9$012bfb60$8102a8c0@000347D72515... > [snip] > I also received an unusual requirement. It stated that when the customer > saved the file from the web browser, the file have to be 128-bit encrypted > on the hard disk. This is crazy! How can this be done? > [/snip] > > STFW & RTFM - > http://www.tuxedo.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html > > You have not given us enought to go on really. Speculation and conjecture I > say. Theory for which there may be not practical. What research have you > done? Help us to help you. > > Jay > > Jay > > "Tao of Snip" > > *********************************************************** > * Texas PHP Developers Conf Spring 2003 * > * T Bar M Resort & Conference Center * > * New Braunfels, Texas * > * San Antonio Area PHP Developers Group * > * Contact jay.blanchard@niicommunications.com * > * * > * Want to present a paper or workshop? Contact now! * > *********************************************************** > >