<html><head><style type="text/css">.style1 {font-family: "Times New Roman";}</style></head><body>I've identified a potential issue with the new file encryption function of 5.10-1.<BR>
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It is possible to deliver an encrypted file with a blank passphrase, that cannot be decrypted and downloaded by the recipient:<BR>
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Upon checking to box to "Encrypt every file", you're presented the dialog to provide a passphrase. It is possible to exit that box without supplying a passphrase. However the "Encrypt every file" option is still selected.<BR>
At that point, you can upload files, and deliver them, and they are encrypted.<BR>
Upon notification to the recipient, they see the file delivery, but upon attempting to download, they're prompted for a passphrase. However, no passphrase was originally supplied, and it is not possible to submit a blank passphrase.<BR>
The files are therefore not retrievable.<BR>
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If the person dropping off the files exits the passphrase dialog box without supplying a passphrase, the "Encypt every file" selection should probably be reverted.<BR>
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This is an installation of 5.03-1 that was upgraded.<BR>
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Bryan Jones<BR>
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P.S. Love the tool... taking to my executive board of my non-profit on Monday for approval to deploy. We will be donating if this is accepted.<BR>
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