Re: Enigma 7

Frank Andrew Stevenson (frank@funcom.com)
Wed, 17 Jun 1998 08:30:20 +0200 (MDT)

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On Tue, 16 Jun 1998 jcaldwel@iquest.net wrote
> http://www.enigmagroup.com/e7.htm
>
> Wow and Enigma cipher for 55.00 single user license!
>
Also has these features:

- Compression of files *after* encryption (emphesis mine)
- Added security through layered algorithms
- Passphrases of up to 255 characters
- Key length is 4,096 bits (minimum) to 36,000 bits (maximum)

They obviously have made an entropy multiplier in
the keyscheduler !!!

- Extremely secure due to long key length
- Superencrytion algorithm ( spelling )

Luckily they are Canadian, so ITAR rules will not be
a hinderance for exporting their fine product :)

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it can safely be attributed to my employer, Funcom productions.
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