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PhoneCrypt now available for the iPhone
Posted on 14 September 2009.
PhoneCrypt is a solution based in military grade encryption (RSA 4096 bits and AES 256 bits). It works in real time, without interfering in the functions of the mobile phone, allowing a secure communication from mobiles to landline phones, and vice-versa.
Before every call a new encryption key is generated automatically. It acts as a single combination that is modified every 4 seconds and prevents any interception attempt.
The software comes with a substantial price tag of € 500.
Before every call a new encryption key is generated automatically. It acts as a single combination that is modified every 4 seconds and prevents any interception attempt.
The software comes with a substantial price tag of € 500.
- Zero-day vulnerabilities in Firefox extensions discovered
- Three charged with Comcast.net hijacking
- Cloud computing security benefits, risks and recommendations
- Poisoned Google search results
- World’s first wireless USB external hard drive
