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Quick, strong encryption with private password for plain text - secure your emails, plain text documents. Simple, easy and fast, with no technical knowledge required. Free to use on encryption strength "Nominal" (480bit).
Fully functioning software program, with no installation or setup. Your existing computer libraries and files remain unchanged and unmodified. Blaiz Enterprises prides itself on this respect function.
Automatically on your Start button for quick, easy and integrated consistent navigation at:
.. Start > Programs > Blaiz Enterprises > Security
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Blaiz Enterprises´ proprietary TBT-2 Large Key Encryption engine powers Secure Message´s strong, random, plain text encoder
Completely anonymous encryption (no date, time, filename or other personal information included)
Large private password (secret key) of 3 to 1000 characters
Variable encryption strengths: 480bit (Nominal) free to use, 984bit (Low) to 8000bit (Extreme) require purchase of Unlock Information
Encrypted output is pure text in 70 character lines
Definable text color, font and background color
Options: On Top, Word Wrap
Auto encryption detection (detects encrypted message/s)
Non-invasive, robust, reliable, fast and simple to use
Sizeable
Portable program support - run with no installation, no Start button placement. All files retained on source storage device (usb stick, usb disk etc)
Clone program support - run multiple, parallel, independent instances
Integrated Help - html and plain text
Multilingual interface - see our Select Language
No installation
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Your private password (secret key) is extremely important.
A minimum of 3 and a maximum of 1000 characters is required, using any keyboard character, either upper or lower case, or a combination of both. Your private password is case sensitive and must be repeated exactly for both encrypt/decrypt functions.
Your private password is your responsibility, and must be respected and protected. A hard copy should be kept privately, as any text encrypted, cannot be retrieved without it, and will be unrecoverable.
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Start Secure Message. Type a message into Secure Message or paste from Clipboard "Edit > Paste". Enter a private password 3 to 1000 characters into password box.
Set security (encryption) strength:
Nominal 480bit - free to use
Low 984bit - requires purchase of Unlock Information
Medium 2072bit - "
High 4056bit - "
Extreme 8000bit - "
Select "Edit > Encrypt" option. Your message is encrypted.
Blaiz Enterprises´ proprietary TBT-2 large key encryption engine which powers the strong, random, plain text encoder, encrypts messages in a 1:2 size ratio (with the exception of very small messages). First 122 characters are code instructions and are static for each encryption.
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Follow steps above "Encrypting your Message". Copy entire encrypted message to Clipboard "Edit > Copy All". Using favourite email program, etc, paste in encrypted message and send.
Note: Recipient/s require their own copy of Secure Message and your private password to read received encrypted message/s - free (unlicensed) copies of Secure Message can decrypt and read messages encrypted with high level of security (8000bit, Extreme). Your private password should be arranged separately.
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From your email program etc, copy encrypted message to Clipboard
Note: Encrypted messages start with
"### BEGIN SECURE MESSAGE v1.0 ###" and end with
"### END SECURE MESSAGE ###"
Start Secure Message. Paste encrypted message from Clipboard "Edit > Paste". Type required password into password box. Select "Edit > Decrypt" to decrypt and reveal message - see example encrypted message below. An incorrect password displays error message "Access Denied".
Sample Encrypted Message:
Copy and paste text below including "### BEGIN SECURE MESSAGE v1.0 ###"
through to "### END SECURE MESSAGE ###" into Secure Message. Use "aaa"
as the private password. Select "Edit > Decrypt" to reveal message.
### BEGIN SECURE MESSAGE v1.0 ###
gkhhhohjfnleldmljdagifgodnfrfslolcnflpdfblghjskilrntjkmfpphghijgkflilq
nlnopnjeadicggdiqpligkhiilqkfdbedidiehmflilvikjrakbaddfihrokujnvktlnil
jnhprhemjrvkpnikrjomllptimhqiltdjfviygirjvpyqlekfjvdjkimlspndknrsjoxih
ncidwdsfiqduirkwrtisgglgipnfpmciomripwskrwrfshtrlhgkdomnrnktrwjntjxfgp
kqkehrqjouhijojusnilpkhrjjrgthslmjmwmsiakqggfginmfnkmpjrntephonjljjeue
mkivurtjolklhedfmnllgkvmvqxlbnkuqqentcieqopsntmqfrktlrhponroglkqpgjhlt
gijkjjjmjjggljvjulfrbtkldistttgevqlgqjmlngeilielqwpsofpdxcjrotkkprliqi
sktktguiddojplkgqhpsrlknouwhnjomgohqmgtinlkiutntkhgmfpeskqnsunmilqxonn
dfnoqdnqrppfvjqrxofvlvcenotfgnvnoltokifmmtcydhoohqqkwevtkkfnqsmtoqjhjp
hmphqivhegqipnmqnqpdtekrsdsjnqpvikgqrsooienptjmpchnkdlmsnttqimulmcplnd
esriqjnlmlionxobsemieiktllhviiqsmplwjfnejdjfejjioooiimosszpjjpeqhjgtjm
kqvisrwoovbhjgqhohnjnukgrqswgmkwpbleentkmetlqolwnuglempkrhselkwnjumhao
ovkojqnekhmftrwqnieullmuhrlnkfhbtfmjtikjitlmdvftjsinkemexsdlfmohjsempj
sxsnvbqhgoispjsiinnrljlsrjueocidrrrrglfnivrwvopbohippefqminjhphitsksmh
lgpddnginulnlqprtpdznkhmgkksospimloimieqfzenrbfdjgomigvvqickorekmorhnn
uoimnlwhciqtlosttklgoltkletsmrkidkqsrrgcmfocqrvjbkfpjwpoixkmpordnjvrjl
oloklktwqlpxpftfrkonbkmmkrjnprlvsvtpnpcgqjktonqqguvnwsponojhidmijehgfu
korpxmptcaeopmpgpliqjsrluxuvlziaigkgthsfjmouqqqpkmkzgonmrjsjgkpmuorheq
ftkrpbtgjhmrjisjthiwfodkksrfunjdrhusvqmooseopnlnthinmpxitffpegfjkugulm
heimoiogclpkhmilhjiunqqjvjrnlskfqngjtrstgmlzkmxddkjjhohgjrqpnwwytujdmb
glpmjkqsrtkhtupqlupnfdgeonqqkuoluqvmsndzgdqjqoosuquqottswxlpkvfdmnqmhi
tssjmvtojwpjludaoirmhjljxswjjthkrpfxmnpniemdikkjopbwomompnudqflmmsttjl
blkroperqxoaojpmjeleenjqhhttlylyvcwdpoonqekikoqrilkkwmmlsjjedmeierkvpu
kmsyqqllnneimqmtousgphixspjughlblerhpifmpontptpmlkgmhmlrhmtnvghpiivxfw
bxdgllldhkikqhvqtkkuckqsjekihgsjufijrrhhdvjshxipjmnnsrvgvnohmiiwpxlrpn
rbsckiljefhqpidskwtvrjmlrmsoakofhqmrhvhwmxigulylnjmpmijkqmmnlpmzpgqdkr
pdfgoqisslgnumpzxbmlggdekhiqjntwstvwvkmcoqcjgdgmolulwvxmnnmqdknhqcnljt
ossgurylbwnpcbihrgoqqfmowqptmuqkfvhejkmpvejnlfjtbifwnjkplgflgnrlmfxtgm
jrrsethpoegepnuglkkhbgqugurrqlimlckcxemlcjjmktftlptlqgrfuibpqimrnpihhx
uqlqxclmilpgholutkfvtuptspucbbhfhifingoskonrmuxmdmhfqhkklgtpnsiulsqlfm
paqkhcgighohlswprwcyorqddikdtsskpluulkpscldlgcgbkjpmtmvtslbrpwkognspmo
joooisrffpergxpxtyspugjqvfvtflghnofjtxuolmiopijlfieqmnepglqqtmtdkqjmop
cepfikfqslsxvuuntbeffhlsfuhvflipnovpkilioeiedgmfrnnrotortudhjdjcgrhfkl
ipwmuoujhrgkklhjehojiktonhvsjnjsiohqpqiipkmsrgmvgtemqvqlsenggpqstspodq
mqjmkzpepjtqookrxmppjhcmsmlypornrfqdxllrgvlrnrppnvvnpqtirllqbhdqelsitt
sxjkicncmmdgkumphlskojjrpgqgedmsqlgsnpfmpwinmvxmcmpnhlmteghqusklimlnkh
dbrdrsltltsguiqjvmhqgmdqohjdtotqsinmvnbocxeknqffpfumormtluiskjckfjrgnr
kglmqqymlqokrtisnpjouekhmjnlkkiunuqvkmfatmwjxdnrlrbljrmxjwrsifjjtrjqho
crfqdtespnovpbvbjjoqntgnfgpvfjtxkwsgpmdqmlhlikqmjqklkpjoqhdlqfpfns
### END SECURE MESSAGE ###
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Private Password - Variable 3 to 1000 character password - not predictable
No characters are ignored to eliminate collisions and promote randomness - (many algorithms quietly and automatically omit common characters e.g. "a")
Algorithms begin concentration at password level - prime source of most attack
Selectable password entry length promotes further strength, security and enables personalised ratioing of password size to pure text block size - e.g. long password for long file, medium password for medium file, short password for short file
No padding - Cryptographic Core TBT-2 Large Key Encryption Engine utilises large private key, extremely strong, cycling random key and cycling data mix algorithms with additions, multiplications, data rotations with functions f and g. Example at 480bit key stage - 360 multiplications, 600 additions and 120 rounds. No Xor´s or S-boxes are used - predictable weaknesses. 32bit check code for data integrity/key check
Anonymous - no time/date stamp and no internal information of encrypted file. Examples of Algorithmic strength (using extreme weakness passwords):
Extreme weakness 3 character "aaa" password yields recurrence factor level of 1,315,600 keys before repeat
Extreme weakness 3 character password apart from "aaa" yields recurrence factor level of 10,506,313 keys before repeat
The above two extreme weakness password examples show that key/algorithm mixes are extremely strong, and, that 4 to 1000 character passwords yield strengths far beyond computation/time frames.
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Running program in portable mode will execute as computer independent - no installation, no Start button placement, with all files retained / work processed, on source storage device.
Portable mode must be manually engaged:
1. Copy an instance of program (EXE file) to target storage device (usb stick, usb disk etc)
2. Rename EXE file to include a trailing "~" symbol i.e. "program name~.exe"
3. Run program. All support files, settings and associated files are now stored in common folder "Blaiz Enterprises", directly alongside program EXE.
To disable portable mode remove "~" from EXE file name.
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Cloning a program allows for multiple unique copies to be run and maintained at once.
Cloning a program must be manually engaged:
1. Create a second copy of program (EXE file) with a new name and ending with "_.exe"
Example: "Business_.exe"
2. Run program. All support files, settings and associated files are now stored with new name in parallel with all other instances.
Shared folder "Start > Programs > Blaiz Enterprises > System > Critical > Settings" will now contain files:
a) Business_.ini - settings
b) Business_.dat - additional settings
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Encryption strengths of "Low 984bit, Medium 2072bit, High 4056bit, Extreme 8000bit" requires purchase of Unlock Information to license and unlock Secure Message and enable these higher levels.
To buy Secure Message visit our Online Order Form - http://www.blaiz.net/smessage.htm#buy . Your Order will be processed within 1-24 hours, and your receipt and personalised Unlock Information will be emailed direct to you. It is not necessary to download another copy of Secure Message for unlocking purposes.
To License Secure Message:
Run Secure Message
Highlight and copy your Unlock Information (encrypted text block) from "START ... FINISH" to Windows clipboard
From Secure Message, select "File > Unlock" - a "Secure Message - License Agreement" window will display automatically inserting your Unlock Information into bottom most text box labled "Unlock Information"
Click "I Agree" button - a "Successfully Licensed" dialog will display, click "OK" button. Secure Message is now licensed with all encryption strengths enabled.
Note: Licenses are not locked to a specific computer, allowing for portable programs, as well as hassle free complete backup and recovery, without the need to relicense. License information is stored under 'Blaiz Enterprises > System > Critical > Licenses' folder.
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Company name and all software products contained on our websites are the intellectual property, copyrights and trademarks of Blaiz Enterprises.
All title, copyrights and intellectual property rights in and to the software product and content, and any copies thereof, are the property of Blaiz Enterprises.
License:
Blaiz Enterprises grants to you the right to use the software product. You may not reverse engineer, decompile or disassemble the software product. Any alteration or attempt to alter the original software product will cause a fatal error to occur and the product to become dysfunctional.
Indemnity:
Any use of the software product is at your own risk. Blaiz Enterprises disclaim all warranties and conditions, either expressed or implied. In no event shall Blaiz Enterprises be liable for any special, incidental, indirect, or consequential damages (including, without limitation, damages for loss of business, profits, business interruption, loss of business information, or any other pecuniary loss) arising out of the use of or inability to use the software product.
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Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP
