EnigmaGram: Safe, Secure, Private Communication

Dec. 12, 2009 - PRLog -- PSCom says EnigmaGram is the answer to today's almost total loss of individual privacy. There is no form of communication today that is not open to surveillance by anyone with the resources for capturing and reading our email, eavesdropping on our telephone conversations, even gathering data about where we spend our money, what we buy, whom we communicate with, and any personal information contained in anything we write or say.

According to PSCom's spokesman, Michael Finegold:

"EnigmaGram restores what was once available to everyone using the postal service, or even the telephone. At one time, personal or business messages using those services were sacrosanct. Any violation of that privacy by anyone was considered immoral and was treated as a crime.

"EnigmaGram restores that total privacy for its users. It's like having a personal courier to deliver you sealed messages. No one can see or read them except your designated recipients."

When asked about other secure messaging services, Michael said:

"There are other secure messaging methods out there, but EnigmaGram is completely different, completely private. Users do not have to provide any personal information, not their name, or their email address, or any other address. They simply sign up with any name and password they choose and begin using it immediately.

"It's the simplest because there is no software to download and no special clients to install. And, it's the most secure because PSCom's proprietary encryption method does not use keys, so nothing is stored or needs to be remembered, or can ever be required to be divulged, which also adds to the simplicity. Nothing ever leaves the users computer, by the way, that is not encrypted. That is in addition to the SSL (Secure Socket Layer) encryption which is used by virtually all banks and financial institutions."

Complete information and details about PSCom's EnigmaGram are available at http://enigmagram.com.

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PSCom is a private company which maintains its own privacy for the security of those who use its services. Those services include offshore private encrypted communications, including EnigmaGram.