Hi there,
We have a form on our website (which is hosted by our ISP) that uses a basic formmail script (provided by our ISP) to email the form information to one of our employees (in clear text).
We want to encrypt the information from the website visitor’s browser to the desktop of the email recipient.
Someone suggested we use SSL to encrypt the data from the browser to the web server, get our web developers to create a custom formmail script that will encrypt the email contents, and get a decoder to decrypt the email our employee receives.
This is a great suggestion.
What I don’t understand is how the public and private keys are going to be generated and by what program (encoder / decoder).
The only thing I could find on the Internet so far is this:
http://www.tectite.com/formencryption.php?WWWTECTITE=07a958e28836b3919a85cfcb6a576da8
Any suggestions on how we can encrypt the form information from browser to desktop email client?
Thanks in advance for your reply.
DHC