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		ComputerGuru on July 3, 2008 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Privnote - send notes that will self-destruct afte... PGP Desktop has the only true "this message will self-destruct" feature, as far as I've seen. PGP encrypted messages. Opened in a secure viewer. No copy and paste. No easy screenshotting (dx10 overlay if I'm not mistaken - bypassable, of course, but decent anyway). Close it and it's gone.

stcredzero on July 3, 2008 [–]

What if you run PGP Desktop under a modified QEMU that can log all changes to memory state in a particular program?

ComputerGuru on July 5, 2008 | [–]

As I said - nothing is foolproof these days; and, besides, there are easier ways like using DX10 image-caputre programs.

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