Comments on: Brosix is 100% Clean! http://blog.brosix.com/brosix-is-100-clean/ Instant messaging is a common form of business communication. Brosix Instant Messenger has the tools you need to improve the productivity and reduce operational costs in your company. When business productivity is vital, the right enterprise instant messenger becomes critical. Tue, 31 Jan 2012 22:11:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Stefan http://blog.brosix.com/brosix-is-100-clean/comment-page-1/#comment-26702 Stefan Tue, 25 Jan 2011 18:49:56 +0000 http://blog.brosix.com/?p=348#comment-26702 Hello George, I cannot guarantee for other programs, but I can guarantee Brosix is 100% clean. It has no back doors, every communication channel is encrypted and there is no leakage of the encryption keys. By using Brosix you can be 100% sure your data is protected. Hello George,

I cannot guarantee for other programs, but I can guarantee Brosix is 100% clean. It has no back doors, every communication channel is encrypted and there is no leakage of the encryption keys.

By using Brosix you can be 100% sure your data is protected.

]]> By: George http://blog.brosix.com/brosix-is-100-clean/comment-page-1/#comment-26701 George Tue, 25 Jan 2011 10:23:14 +0000 http://blog.brosix.com/?p=348#comment-26701 We all know that the encryption algorithms are unbreakable by the normal guy. But it is so with higher authrorities ? Can you really confirm with hand on heart that Brosix or any other commercial Encryption Programs hasn't got a back door ?! For example, it's common knowledge that Skype sends to "Big Brother" the encryprtion key at the start of each call. I wonder if it's the same with Brosix ! We all know that the encryption algorithms are unbreakable by the normal guy. But it is so with higher authrorities ?

Can you really confirm with hand on heart that Brosix or any other commercial Encryption Programs hasn’t got a back door ?!

For example, it’s common knowledge that Skype sends to “Big Brother” the encryprtion key at the start of each call.
I wonder if it’s the same with Brosix !

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