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Encrypting with Stunnel

Posted by michael on Wednesday May 23, 2001 @11:07PM from the echelon-counter-measures dept.

Frank writes: "Here's an article about encryption with Stunnel, which is a program that allows both programmers and system administrators to easily add encryption to arbitrary TCP sessions. You can SSL-enable clients and servers with ease -- and you can do so without interfering with program source."

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