“Our patented, cutting-edge technology doesn’t use relay servers to deliver your communications. We establish a private, electronic stream between you and the database and your recipient and the database. “
Means nothing. Everything you send over the internet can be monitored. Everything that can be monitored can be intercepted and decoded, if the desire is there to do so.
Claims to the contrary are pure snake oil.
Means nothing. Everything you send over the internet can be monitored. Everything that can be monitored can be intercepted and decoded, if the desire is there to do so.
Claims to the contrary are pure snake oil.
That was my thought exactly...
The only "private, electronic streams" are created by end to end leased line links. They must mean they use VPNs to secure the data, my guess is that the mail client has a built in VPN client to allow it to connect directly to their mail hub. And as you said, if data is sent over public lines, it can be intercepted and decoded, given enough computing power.
And the Soviets learned that even "secure" direct lines between sites aren't completely secure.
But this is probably more than most people need.
Mark