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- Price: Free to try (10-email trial); $41.95 to buy
- Operating system: Windows Me, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows 98
- Date added: August 03, 2005
- Total Downloads: 6,839
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Publisher's description
From Cryptzone :Secured eMail offers you an easier and more secure means of encrypting your email. With just the click of a button, all your emails and attachments are secured from prying eyes! Seamless integration into Microsoft Outlook means the only difference that you will see is a new button called Send Secured. The software combines AES encryption with the unique patented System SKG of generating dynamic code keys, delivering top level security for all users. Anyone can receive a secured email; they simply download the free Reader, also giving them the opportunity to send 10 secured emails for free. Version 2.2 includes speed optimizations, upgraded System SKG and a new Getting Started Center for the user.
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Version: Secured eMail 2.2
Pros: Very useful for securing communication, as Secured email uses the "Adobe Approach" to make it readable for everyone. Anyone of my friends/collegues/customers can read my secured emails, even if they do not have a license themselves - something unheard of among other email encryption solutions.
The fact that the encryption is one of the unbroken ones, doesn't hurt either.
Cons: Only for Windows. This presents a problem at times, even though (so far,) it isn't a big problem for me. Linux/Mac/BSD users can not read or send secured emails.
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