Re: Winzip's 256bit-AES encryption & self-extracting files
- From: Bakko <abcde@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 03 Jan 2008 20:28:07 GMT
On Sun 30 Dec 2007 17:06:04, zipeg
<zipeg.32f5wx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
it does not matter if it is self extracting or normal archive. AES
is strong encryption. However a lot of mail servers/clients will be
unhappy about .exe as an attachment. It is better to send just
normal encrypted zip file and advise your recipients to use
freeware like 7-zip or Zipeg 'Zipeg - Got pictures? Zip thru JPEG
photo archives' (http://www.zipeg.com) to unpack them.
AES is strong. But has Winzip incorporated AES into self-extracting
files in a way that does not introduce weaknesses.
ISTR that the early AES 256 Zip files created by Winzip had some sort of
weakness due to the way it was implemented.
.
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