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    Hi Im developing File Upload and Download Project for my company.in this application i have to implement security(cryptography).any one tell me how to implement secure upload and download files Regards R.Palanivel

    r_palanivel83 10:01 4 Jan '06

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      Hi Im developing File Upload and Download Project for my company.in this application i have to implement security(cryptography).any one tell me how to implement secure upload and download files Regards R.Palanivel

      r_palanivel83 10:01 4 Jan '06

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      Most companies would use HTTPS to encrypt the link, then use normal ASP.NET or Java to do the rest. This allows clients to upload/download without using any additional software. With my company, the external partners are not very technically strong and often are not in control of what software can be run on their PCs - so a standard web connection is ideal. I would recommend that the files are not physically stored on the web server - instead you would use .NET remoting to talk via a very strong firewall to a separate secured file-server. Alternatively you could use PGP or GPG to encrypt files, then place the encrypted files on an external-facing ftp server. However this route would require your external partners to implement additional software. Hope that helps. Andy

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        Most companies would use HTTPS to encrypt the link, then use normal ASP.NET or Java to do the rest. This allows clients to upload/download without using any additional software. With my company, the external partners are not very technically strong and often are not in control of what software can be run on their PCs - so a standard web connection is ideal. I would recommend that the files are not physically stored on the web server - instead you would use .NET remoting to talk via a very strong firewall to a separate secured file-server. Alternatively you could use PGP or GPG to encrypt files, then place the encrypted files on an external-facing ftp server. However this route would require your external partners to implement additional software. Hope that helps. Andy

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        Hi Andy Thank u for your info..

        r_palanivel83 10:01 4 Jan '06

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