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You don't have to upload the file encrypted.

The following scenario is not perfect, but probably practical in all but
the most challenging environments.

1. Encrypt file on IBM i.
2. Save onetime key on IBM i.
3. Transmit encrypted file to PC.
4. Write a script on the PC that takes a filename and a key and decrypts
the file, then transmits it via your bank partner's software.
5. At transmit time, trigger the transmit by a remote command from the
IBM i which invokes the script providing filename and key.


On Wed, Aug 16, 2017 at 11:24 PM, Gad Miron <gadmiron@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Thanks guys (Charles, Jonathan, Tim, Jack and all others)

It is understood that a text file copied to a user's PC may be edited.

I'm looking for a way to remove all authorities to the file including
read-only
so the user won't be able to open the file .

(and no, I can not upload an encrypted file to the bank - they can't ingest
it)

TIA
Gad
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