Can someone tell me how to encrypt my email please?
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erm you need more details but you can create a fake e-mail address ,but that takes a lot of steps and includes telnet. Telnet can put your computer in danger if another hacker finds it. Also if you have telnet you have to get permission from your ISP(internet service provider). If you want to encrypt the things in the e-mail I suggest you use a PGP. PGP is a program that encrypts your data. The only thing that can break it is by brute force.\nhope I helped...\nBTW even if you used some services that will protect your e-mail account from being recognized the can still send a probe that will find out what your true e-mail adress is.
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do you have a folder to "move" the email to?
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Here's a web site where you can plug in your email address and it will create the Javascript code that you can just copy and paste into your site.  \n\nYour email address will look normal and unprotected when you browse the page, but the spam harvesters won't be able to capture it.  I've used it alot and it works great.  It has already cut down on my spam.
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If anyone sends it to you through email its most likely to get corrupted..ask any of your friends to download it for you usin p2p s/w and get it in a c.d. thts the best way..
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Go to Tools, Options, Security to set your password.\nWord passwords are quite weak and easily cracked by readily available tools. You'd be safer encrypting your document with something like WinZip with the AES encryption option or the excellent free PGP.
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Oh yes you can do it with a free program.  In fact, some of the best encryption programs are free because they use open source code and well accepted ciphers and Hashes.  Open source means that people who are really into this stuff have reviewd the code and any flaws that were found were fixed.  Commercial software does not get that kind of peer review.  Often they botch their implementation, but since there is little or no peer review, the flaws remain unknown, except to hackers.\n\nThe first answerer said GNU-PG, and that is a good one.  Another good one is TrueCrypt.\n\nTrueCrypt is a free, open source, file and disk encryption system that is very highly regarded.  It uses several well respected encryption ciphers like AES, Serpent, Twofish, Triple DES as well as several standard Hash algorithms.\n\nI played around with it for a while, but since I never keep sensitive data on my PC, I've never had a real occassion to use it for real.
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Go to your email options/settings: point to the following servers\n\nYahoo!\n* IMAP: imap.next.mail.yahoo.com (incoming)\n* SMTP: smtp.next.mail.yahoo.com (outgoing)\n* You will need to enter your Yahoo! ID and password to sign into Yahoo!\n\nGmail\n(outgoing) = smtp.gmail.com\n(incoming) = pop.gmail.com\nports = (993/995)\nsecure login = off
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If you are using OutlookExpress or Outlook, you can go into your email options and un-check the "encryption" so that your emails are no longer being sent that way
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you can use the cpan module \n\nNet::SMTP\n\nit doesn't require special 'sendmail' programs!\n\nor   use MIME::Lite::HTML;\n\nwhich makes it real easy!
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http://www.emailaddresses.com/email_imap.htm
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Use a strong password ( mix of upper case, lower case and numeric characters), and change your password often.  \n\nAlso, create an account he wouldn't know about, perhaps yahoo mail, forward e-mail you want to keep to it, and then delete it from your original account.\n\nFinally, you can make your e-mail unreadable to anyone other than the intended receipiant by using an encryption utility such as GNU Privacy Guard.\n\nwww.gnupg.org\n\nGood luck!
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call you email service provider tech and ask for assistance for the password
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I would say you need to find the encryption key the same place you downloaded the file, cos encryptioon key can be anything. If not, what you can try is to find thos software that allows you to crack those keys.
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you can email  me thats how
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Carbon Copy and Blind Carbon Copy.\n\nBcc keeps those addresses hidden so that the CC recipients can't see who received the email.
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Change your password now, and remember in the future any emails like that in the future NEVER use the link in the email.  I have had them from Paypal, Ebay, HSBC and Halifax
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It would be complicated, but you could always check your 'Sent' folder and outbox for hints. Also, you could mail round your contacts and ask if they have had any odd emails from your account. And, of course if you suspect or discover something, change your password. :D