I am almost done with the next revision of CryptoCollaboration, which will now make the revision count up to 5. Within a week. Yeesh. I need to get a hobby
Anyways, the largest changes are conditional standard encryption of attachments using the same process that is available when files are encrypted in a document [...]

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Yeah, so I kinda of missed my target dates for revision 0.0.0.4, but it was for a good purpose. I stepped back and added the need exception handling within the interface, and cleaned a lot of the unnecessary garbage code up. The file encryption should be working pretty good now with reasonable speed depending on [...]

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On my current project, I am developing some pretty intensive SharePoint WebParts that would otherwise take a ton of time when actually making tangible calls to either the SharePoint object model or database. For this reason, I took the advice of some straight .NET development colleagues with the .NET community and started using mock objects, [...]

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* THIS WILL BE RELEASED MARCH 26, 6:00 p.m. PST *
**For more information regarding this project, releases (both past and current), and screen-shot diaries of CryptoCollaboration in action, please visit:
http://www.codeplex.com/CryptoCollaboration ** 
Yeah I know, quick turn around considering the traditional life cycle regarding software revisions, but I have received some great feedback since the initial release, [...]

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Encryption while by all popular means with collaboration systems remains a somewhat esoteric subject, is nonetheless crucial for maintaining privacy, security, and data integrity. While the native SharePoint security functions do indeed provide some level of these concepts, it is limited in the sense that it is tailored around hiding items that you don’t have [...]

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