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Usage: bulksmssenderv17crackfull [url] [email] [password] The file is password protected and can only be opened if the following conditions are met: 1. The answer to the last question you asked yourself should be "yes" 2. You're trying to save a version of document xxxx that's related to an old job you had, and there should also be a folder on your desktop labeled backup with today's date in it. 3. Your mother's favorite song is "I Will Always Love You". By choosing YES, you are allowing yourself to open the anonymous document. If you choose NO, the computer will crash and possibly delete all files on your hard drive. Also by choosing this question, you are giving yourself permission to upload the file to the s-mail server for direct access to it. You are not allowed to view or edit the file, nor e-mail it back to yourself. The only person who can send an anonymous mail to himself is himself.The public keys are stored in ~/.kleprs/kleprs-pubkey . The private keys are stored in ~/.kleprs/kleprs-private . Three different formats are classified as anonymous: PGP, S/MIME and OpenPGP. The Kleptographic mailing system can be mailed to a server or a computer. If the file is being sent to a server, the user must have a copy of it on their hard drive to decrypt it. If the file is being sent to a computer, then the decrypted version will appear on that computer. The person who receives it doesn't have to have a copy of Kleptograph installed on his computer in order for it to work. If he has Kleptograph installed and opens it, then he will have full access to the file just as if he had received it from someone else with Kleptograph installed. The cipher text of the solution is 1037 bytes long. An explanation of the computer program's design and implementation is given in a 1975 article in "Communications of Association for Computing Machinery" by R. W. Silverman, E. J. Weldon, and H. L. van Wijngaarden: "Kleptograph" was made available under a public domain license from [http://www [email protected] on January 12, 1999. In an interview with "MacUser", John Shirley said that Kleptograph had been used to break into machines belonging to "the Pentagon, the Department of Energy and the White House". The anonymity system was used by the hacker group The New Underground. http://www.stealthmethods.com/anonymous-transmitting-email-6.htm G.M. Bienert, J.M. Oltmann, E.R. Stadler, S.-H Wengler, A.. Stiefelhagen, "A Lightweight Cryptographic Protocol for Anonymous Mailing", IEEE Computer Society Technical Report CSR-TR-2005-061, 2005. Scott Caine & Paul Madsen 8th ed. cfa1e77820