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Cryptosystem ME6 is Windows software intended for encryption and decryption of single files or multiple files (optionally also in subfolders) on PCs, for secure storage or secure transmission. It uses a 500-bit key for security, and has features designed to minimize the chances of user error.
In January 1999, the Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO) [of India] issued a 'red alert' against all network security software developed in the US. ... Specifically, the DRDO is concerned about U.S. "encryption software products" that can be 'broken' by the NSA. The agency pointed out "no encryption software products can be exported from the U.S. if they are too strong to be broken by the U.S. National Security Agency." ... The letter says: "To put it bluntly, only insecure software can be exported. When various multinational companies go around peddling 'secure communication software' products to gullible Indian customers, they conveniently neglect to mention this aspect of the U.S. export law." — Cryptography and Liberty 1999: An International Survey of Encryption Policy
Cryptosystem ME6 was designed and developed in Europe. Thus it was not designed (as most commercial U.S.-developed encryption software is) to be sufficiently weak to qualify for a U.S. export license. On the contrary, it was designed to be as strong as possible.
This encryption software has no backdoor. The encryption key is not hidden in the ciphertext. (The encryption algorithm is explained in detail in Chapter 2 of the User Manual.)
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Refund: A refund will be provided promptly up to 30 days after purchase if the software does not perform satisfactorily.
Updates: Purchasers of a user license for this software are entitled to an upgrade to any later version at no additional cost.
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