Multiplicity Security / Encryption Info

April 20, 2006 11:02 AM from

I'm looking for information as to how Multiplicity communicates between machines. Is there any type of security involved or are keystrokes / clipboards / files sent in plain text?

I'm looking at using this within a corporate environment and would be controlling a system where I would be entering administrator passwords, if those passwords are going over the network in plain text then this is not an option.

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Reply #1 April 20, 2006 12:10 PM from

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IIRC, MP does not encrypt data but I don't have any packet sniffers to check what it might find.

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Reply #2 July 1, 2008 4:51 PM from

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Is this still the case or is data now encrypted? I am in a simmilar situation where I reoutinely access secure systems and I cannot have these credentials going out in any non-encrypted fashion.

-Jax

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