Mutable Uber CryptoSystem
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MutableUberCryptoSystem 1.0, is a unification of 3 major cryptosystems under the same umbrella. It consists of the unrivalled mutable Aes 256, 192, 128 bit cryptosystem, merged with Ultimate 3Des and RSA Infinito with its accuracy that is far better than any RSA program in generating Accurate Big Integer Primes.
Aes and 3Des are for bulk encryption and very secure in comparison to programs out there. Email enabled system facilities are included, allowing multiple receipients to receive encrypted mail using delimiters: , or ; to demarcate between receipients.
Also 3Des & Aes, Additions for Folder/File Recursive Encryption & Decryption have been integrated though the User Interface remains unchanged effectively, and Secure keys under Aes Cryptosystem protected with Password storage separation and dynamically loaded.
Just type in your messages or upload a message via the File Menu, request the key via password to encrypt the message or alternatively generate a new key. A Secret key is generated every time you start the application. Triple 3DES, Cryptographic downloads here.
Keys are in Keystore folder, and should be backed up before replacement.
SMTP Enabled allowing File attachments, Strong Aes, 3DES & Rsa Encryption. Take encryption to the next level. This is pure hard core encryption through a triple pipeline.
Simply The Best from The Medallion. Keep up with the magical touch.
Do please visit and test the apps.
Kind regards
Martin Okello
aka the Medallion
@martinokello
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