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Yet Another "Most Secure And Encrypted Service"
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Ed Gerck)
Tue Feb 8 08:57:45 2000
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Date: Tue, 08 Feb 2000 00:40:10 -0800
From: Ed Gerck <egerck@nma.com>
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Looks like superlatives in security are not a sparse commodity,
from "super" to "supra" to "most" secure is all an easy question
of how many bits one has, or so it still seems in this YAMSAES:
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http://messages.yahoo.com/bbs?action=m&board=4688083&tid=mail&sid=4688083&mid=13969
2/6/00 8:28 pm
Supra Secure Mail (SSM), the highest encryption technology available.
SSM technology provides the most secure and encrypted Email service transaction technology in
the world. This breakthrough developed exclusively by SupraNet AG will quickly become the most
accepted encryption standard for business to business (B2B) communication and safe financial
transactions. The protocol for security gives the user the ability to have 448 bit key which exceeds
any available encryption in the world. It is the first key with over 400 bit encryption technology
which is a worldwide milestone in the development of security and privacy software compared to
the current standard of 128 to 256 bit keys.
www.supra.net
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To set the record once and for all, we should create the (n+1)-key -- recursively defined as a key
which has always one bit more than the highest bit of any key in existence, even of itself. Without
any regard, of course, to the protocol it uses.
Cheers,
Ed Gerck
