Do I have the right to use the cryptography of CryptoMailer ?
Yes, worldwide. CryptoMailer is - in both versions 56 and 128 bits - free of use anywhere in the world. What are the differences between the FULL and FREE version ?
FREE implements 56 bits cryptography. FULL implements 128 bits cryptography.
FREE allows only 2 passwords to be memorized. FULL allow up to 64 passwords.
FULL implements the 'key-export' function that allow to share keys with your community.
FULL offers key recovery capability, a key feature when using CryptoMailer in the enterprise.
How to encrypt a directory or sub-directories with CryptoMailer ?
In its current version (4.10), CryptoMailer doesn't encrypt/decrypt complete directories. This feature
is planned for next release. Does CryptoMailer work with Lotus Notes ?
Yes. CryptoMailer works with Lotus Notes exactly the same way it works with Outlook:
It opens the main interface and encloses the encrypted data into the new mail. What algorithms does CryptoMailer implement ?
AES and 3DES 128 bits for mail and file encryption,
MD5 for signature and hash mechanisms
RSA 1024 bits for recovery mechanisms (FULL version),
Do I have the right to use the cryptography of CryptoMailer ?
