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	<title>Comments on: SecureZIP &#8211; The next generation of ZIP</title>
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		<title>By: nullamatix</title>
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		<description>Hey Owen,

Pretty interesting concept you&#039;ve written here. Have you ever heard of GnuPG? There&#039;s a small window that lets you drag and drop files you&#039;d like to encrypt with someone&#039;s public key. I imagine you could combine the two for added security. First encrypt with GnuPG, then zip the encrypted files with SecureZIP. Good luck cracking that! 

Just thought I&#039;d also add that I really admire the simplicity of your layout, and the content seems great so far. You got yourself another rss subscriber, so keep up the good work!</description>
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<p>Pretty interesting concept you&#8217;ve written here. Have you ever heard of GnuPG? There&#8217;s a small window that lets you drag and drop files you&#8217;d like to encrypt with someone&#8217;s public key. I imagine you could combine the two for added security. First encrypt with GnuPG, then zip the encrypted files with SecureZIP. Good luck cracking that! </p>
<p>Just thought I&#8217;d also add that I really admire the simplicity of your layout, and the content seems great so far. You got yourself another rss subscriber, so keep up the good work!</p>
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