On Wed, 28 Jul 2004, Dave Howe wrote: > Particularly disgusted by the last paragraph....
> | With encryption comes the problem of either managing public/private > | keys, which must be kept secret, or the annoyance of transmitting a > | secure key to a remote party over other secure methods. X-Cipher > | eliminates these issues. No public/private keys exist to guard and keep > | safe and worry about theft and reuse. Each conversation through > | X-Cipher gets a unique secure key generated by an X-Cipher server using > | strong Crypto random safe algorithms. Sounds like an anonymous Diffie-Hellman session key, wrapped in marketing bullshit. Usable, but susceptible to MITM.
