&gt; There are<br />&gt; services that provide disappearing web
sites.&Acirc;&nbsp; You could have your<br />&gt; encryption program make
part of your key from such a web site.&Acirc;&nbsp; Every<br />&gt; time
you decrypt your volume for use, it removes the old site/key and<br />&gt;
creates a new site/key (which you would have to memorize).&Acirc;&nbsp;
The site<br />&gt; would disappear after 24 hours automatically or 2
failed login<br />&gt; attempts.&Acirc;&nbsp; So, if you wait long enough
or give them a bad password,<br />&gt; your data is gone because you no
longer actually have the key.&Acirc;&nbsp; Well,<br />&gt; there isn't a
key anymore so...<br /><br />I said that wrong.&nbsp; You never know what
the key phrase is on the web site.&nbsp; It is auto-generated.&nbsp; The
program picks up that part automatically and generates a new key each time
you decrypt.&nbsp; <br /><br />---<br />Will Y.<br />-- 
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