Password for a zip file

Dear,
We have a procedure which compress and email a file (account stmt) to 100s of customers daily. Please give idea on protecting that zip file with password before emailing.
It is something similar to credit cared statement where only the recipient should able to open.
I have searched in many sites, it seems it is possible by Unix but we need in PL/SQL
Thanks in advance
Kim

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Dear,
We have a procedure which compress and email a file (account stmt) to 100s of customers daily. Please give idea on protecting that zip file with password before emailing.
It is something similar to credit cared statement where only the recipient should able to open.
I have searched in many sites, it seems it is possible by Unix but we need in PL/SQL
Thanks in advance
Kimhttp://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=open+source+pgp

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