Secure RSS Syndication

July 18, 2005

Solution for making your own private RSS Syndication using bloglines, encryption and Greasemonkey.

The way you'd use this is to make an RSS feed that you can access from anywhere. Then encrypt it and use a Firefox script on Greasmonkey to decrypt it (at least thats the way I understand it). The cool thing about it is that you could throw it right on pages with all relevent information across the web. As soon as you updated it, it would reflect in your aggreggator.

I could see this being used for my many network passwords, but not my accounts. I'm a little to paranoid for that.

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