I am looking for a reliable and secure system for transmitting voice and data files over the internet.?
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Bit torrent is not secure, well not at the moment. If you want to securelly send data and voice messages over the internet then use a high level encryption. There are various programs that can encrypt your files (even make a self-executable with password protection). This is what I recommend and I think that there is no safer way, for now.
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I use FileZilla - it's free, OPEN SOURCE, and works very well.  They also have FTP SERVER software available.
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First, get a real computer.......lol\nSecond, I would get the linksys NSLU2.\nThen add a couple of USB2.0 hard-drives and you're good to go.
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The best company out there right now is RetrievalNet, http://www.RetrievalNet.com\n\nThey can offer you secure underground storage and also electronic document retrieval on demand. Fits exactly what you are trying to do.
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Try www.frostwire.com (basically Limewire without the crap).\n\nMake sure if you're using a router, you port-forward appropriately.  I won't go into this, but email me if you need info.
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Try using BT/P2P software.
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Laplink is a good option, been around for year and year so nice an secure. Laplink Everywhere is a smaller versoin of the main program (so cheaper), free 30 day trial and then only $8.95, which is nothing considering if you use a free program there is always the risk that it will be unsecure or design to get information. download link from downloads.com is\nhttp://www.download.com/Laplink-Everywhere/3000-7240_4-10392669.html?tag=lst-0-3\nshould do the job nicely (ps you do not need to have a laptop to use it is was just orginally a program for conecting laptops together before networks, had to use a serial cable)
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You can use LapLink to send files back and forth.  However,\nforget the old technology.  Dawn of a new day!  Enter the real world of ethernet..  You can do it!  I have faith in you.\n\nGood luck!\nKOZ\nhttp://www.affirmative-computer-services.com\ncomputer service phoenix
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My preferred program is UltraVNC.  It's relatively light, and supports encryption (if security is important).  Very simple to setup, and once you setup, its one click connection to your pc.\n\nIf you want an  easy way to connect them together through routers without port forwarding, try hamachi. It's a zero config vpn program that is always encrypted.  It will make your computers think that they are on the same local area network.
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VNC, PC Anywhere, MS Remote Desktop and http://www.GoToMyPC.com.  \n\nIf you only need to make your files available outside your home PC, you may want to look at a solution like http://www.xdrive.com.  It looks like a hard drive to your PC, but will save your files out to a "personal" drive on the Internet.  It's considerably safer than remote access/control solutions since it does not require exposing your PC to remote control.\n\nRemote access solutions pose additional security concerns, especially when accessing your PC over the Internet.  Since using remote access/control software requires you to open incoming ports on your router (and increasing risk of intrusion), if you absolutely need remote access/control I'd recommend looking into purchasing a VPN router and using an encrypted VPN client for a higher level of security.
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I can recommend you Allway Sync. It is free and simple program for synchronizing your data between desktop PCs, laptops, USB drives and more. Allway Sync is here: http://allwaysync.com/
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There are several good ones out there.  I like broadvoice myself but there are lots of choices.  For a business, I recommend setting up your own Asterisk PBX server (it's FREE! and it's not that hard for someone reasonably technically savvy).  With your own PBX you have TOTAL control about how the phones work in your business along with the low cost of VoIP
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theres thousands of sites\nmost are very discreet for obvious reasons and hard to find\n\nbut ur best bet is bittorent or a file-share program
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If you want to do it for free (for 30 days at least) try www.logmein.com and download logmeinpro trial.\n\nOr you could download mirc and all of you join the same server, and dcc send the files (provided all of the computers do not have NAT blocking through a dsl modem, router, or software firewall)\n\nOr you could do so Via FTP  (www.smartftp.com)
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You can use IPSec if over a network (be sure to disable weak encryption methods when configuring though).  Good backup software has encryption mechanisms.  \n\nCheck out some other links:\n\nhttp://www.ntfs.com/\nhttp://www.dekart.com/products/encryption/private_disk/\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/security/learnmore/encryptdata.mspx\nhttp://computer.howstuffworks.com/encryption.htm\n\nGood luck!
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I would recommend I'm In Touch, from 01Communique (http://www.01com.com).  I've used VNC as well as LogMeIn.com, GoToMyPC, PCAnywhere and several others, and while they are good, I'm In Touch has been the easiest to set up and use.
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you could try radmin, logmein, gotomypc, \n\nif you are able to access the net properly than these software will work fine with it.\n\nlet me know if you have any further question.