Top Secret Crypto 3.70

From: cjjbl (king_P_at_netzero.net)
Date: 12/28/04

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    Has anybody used it? Looks like the source code is available on their site.
    They also use keypairs like PGP, but also offer One-Time pads & virtual
    keyboards to login rather then using keystrokes.

    Sounds like a neat product, but there doesn't seem to be too much info (3rd
    party) available since they made their source code available. They were
    bombing it before because the encryption product did not reveal the source
    code.

    It also includes secure IM, PRNG's, and other goodies. either that or I"m
    going to go to GnuPG.

    Thanks.


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