SMS Encryptor - encrypted messages for MOBILedit! With the new SMS encryption module you can send your sensitive messages in a perfectly secure way. We use the most secure algorithm available – the AES, which is approved for use in the US government and military. Now you have the combination of extremely fast worldwide message delivery with the highest security.
- strong AES encryption
- one click encryption/decryption
- messages reside encrypted also in recipient's phone
- sending to multiple recipients
- almost full length of SMS messages supported (150 characters)
- send to contacts stored in a phone-book or Outlook
- offers whole comfort of MOBILedit! SMS module
You can download the brief user guide here
Sending an encrypted message:
When you finish writing the text of your message (according to instructions described in the Text messages chapter of the MOBILedit! User’s Guide), enter an encryption key in the field below and click Encrypt. The text of your message will be encrypted by AES algorithm into a secure message. Send this message by clicking Send.
Plain message before encryption |
Encrypted message and hidden key |
Options:
- When writing a message you can only use capital (A-Z) and small letters (a-z) of the English alphabet, numbers (0-9), space, dot (.) and comma (,) signs. Any other signs cannot be encrypted, and if used, after clicking Encrypt you are informed by a popup window that this is not possible.
- Hide/Show key button – switches the status when the key is displayed on the screen or hidden as “*” signs.
- Remember key checkbox – stores the key in system registry for future use. This is for your comfort, but be aware that it means security vulnerability, as somebody could get your secret key.
Receiving an encrypted message:
When you receive an encrypted message, double click it to open it in the SMS details… window. To be able to read it, you must know the encryption key used by the sender. Enter the key in the filed at the bottom of the window and click Decrypt. Now you can see the original message text. Messages are always stored in an encrypted form. The Decrypt function deciphers message only on the screen for reading.
Encrypted message on the recipients PC
