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Compose your e-mail as you normally would and add any attachments you want (they will be encrypted as well). When the recipient opens the message, he or she will be able to read its contents and save any files you sent without doing anything special. But if anyone else intercepts the message, that person will see gibberish. If there's a problem with the recipient's certificate, or if the message gets corrupted or changed in transit, he or she will see the message “Unable to decrypt message." In that case, the recipient may need to check that he or she has an up-to-date copy of your certificate. Webmail protection Want protection when you use Web-based e-mail? A new service, Freenigma, offers just that, providing a simple encryption system for Gmail, Yahoo mail, Hotmail, and other services.
Hong Kong's City Telecom Ltd. Selects Oracle Communications for Next ...
REDWOOD SHORES, Calif., Nov. 7 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Oracle today announced that City Telecom (HK) Ltd. (CTI), a leading provider of telecommunications services in Hong Kong, has selected Oracle(R) Communications Billing and Revenue Management software to provide a billing and revenue management platform that will help address rapid business growth and increase variation in service offerings and pricing options. The new platform will help CTI centralize and manage revenue streams across services, networks, partners, technologies and payment methods, ultimately enabling faster time-to-market and enhanced quality of service. Since the introduction of broadband Internet services by its wholly-owned subsidiary, Hong Kong Broadband Network Limited (HKBN) seven years ago, CTI has strived to provide end-to-end, world-class residential and corporate voice and data services.
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