Is UltraVNC communication crypted?

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I saw no comments in UltraVNC docs wether the communication between client and server is crypted or not.
If yes, with which key and which algorithm is the traffic crypted?

Mike
 
The term is "en-crypt" - that is, to travel on or with a crypt. Dead would
make for a boring travel partner.

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Wasn't the "Mummy" de-crypted? At least I though so as a kid when I saw the movie...

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Richard G. Harper said:
The term is "en-crypt" - that is, to travel on or with a crypt. Dead would make for a boring
travel partner.

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Lanwench said:
I still wanna know how you crypt something. Do you have to wait til it's
entirely dead first?
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Well, yeah; but that's a different term.

Like de-bark. To end a trip.
So yeah, it fits.

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Sooner Al said:
Wasn't the "Mummy" de-crypted? At least I though so as a kid when I saw
the movie...

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Richard G. Harper said:
The term is "en-crypt" - that is, to travel on or with a crypt. Dead
would make for a boring travel partner.

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"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]"
Jack (MVP) wrote:
Hi
When you install UltraVNC, as is it the remote session is NOT
Protected you have to add the Encryption Plug-In as mentioned in Al's
post above.
Or:

http://theillustratednetwork.mvps.org/RemoteDesktop/SSH-RDP-VNC/RemoteDeskto
pVNCandSSH.html
Jack (MVP-Networking).

I still wanna know how you crypt something. Do you have to wait til it's
entirely dead first?




http://home.comcast.net/~msrc4plugin/

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I saw no comments in UltraVNC docs wether the communication between
client and server is crypted or
not.
If yes, with which key and which algorithm is the traffic crypted?

Mike
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That's the basic point. I don't speak much French either - after three
years of Spanish I tried taking it but I was confusing all the other
students by speaking French with a Spanish accent. So I took shorthand
instead. Turns out with my penmanship that was another mistake ... but that
tale is probably for another forum. ;-)

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