Security software
CryptoHeaven v1.0 is now available at www.cryptoheaven.com The product targets individuals in need of security and privacy working together in small groups. Software includes features like instant messaging, chat, and file sharing. Unique feature is an ability to securely share data folders between groups of people combined with remote storage. The source code is freely downloadable for anyone that cares to verify the claims. Asymmetric crypto is based on RSA and for a symmetric cipher, it uses Rijndael. It was released in hope that it would be put to the test by the cryptographic community. I suppose when enough people review it, the software should gain broader popularity. It does have some features over and above a person-to-person pgp email. It is meant to be a much more user friendly environment for data exchange within trusted groups, without sacrificing security. For more information, please visit the home page by clicking on the link above. Take it for a test drive, invite your friends to try it, and thanks for your interest, Guru
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11/28/2001 2:39:00 AM
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