Get total protection for Email messages with no possibility of hackers gaining the knowledge

Oct. 9, 2011 - PRLog -- There is now a foolproof way of getting messages and files to their destination without being intercepted. This system utilizes present day technology with a twist, nothing needs to be downloaded and there is no subscription. There is no encoding. There is no key and as long as instructions are followed, your message will never be intercepted.

It could be a contract, it could be the result of tests, corporate information or for example legal advice.

It does not really matter what the message or file is, you the customer want it to be received at the other end without it being intercepted and read.

Hackers abound, corporate spies are everywhere, and even government agencies are at it. The interception of messages is big business.

A good example is that of a geological survey. A survey may disclose that there are extensive mineral or hydrocarbon deposits in a place previously unknown.

Or there could be information regarding a product launch that needs to be kept secret, or that of a new development or manufacturing process.

Even the Pentagon has been hacked. The Iranian nuclear industry was disrupted by hackers. Nobody is immune.

Skype is claimed to be a secure communication; encryption cannot be disabled, and is invisible to the user. Unfortunately, recent events have overtaken what was suspected for sometime; that Skype is insecure. A BBC File On Four program aired in Sept 2011 revealed that British internet security firm Gamma is offering software to governments which listens to Skype for 300,000 Euros.

The encryption features of Blackberry originally set up supposedly make it extremely safe and BlackBerry, which was designed and is operated by Canadian company Research in Motion (RIM) since 1999, is growing in popularity. Part of this popularity is that the server for its encrypted message system is in Canada and nobody except RIM has access to it. That is the publicity blurb. Dig down a little and that supposedly uncrackable security myth breaks down.

Part of the breakdown of this myth was given accidental publicity following the week of riots and looting that took place on Britain's streets during the summer of 2011. The police and British government made much of the fact that looting gangs were being organized by messages on Facebook, Twitter and the super-safe BlackBerry. Facebook and Twitter are public and have never been promoted as super secure, everyone knows that.

If you want to ensure messages are received, click the link below for full details:

www.balitapinoy.net/Email_Security.html

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The Germans used the Enigma machine for security during WWII; it was cracked. Our email protection system means your messages will be read without interception by hackers