Encrypted Messenger in the US Military

Free Copy Of Encrypted Messenger For Members of US Military. It has come to our attention that members of the US military are using Encrypted Messenger to talk to friends and loved ones back home. If you are a member of the US military and want to use encrypted messenger for this purpose, contact us and we will give you a free copy.

Free Copy Of Encrypted Messenger For Members of US Military. It has come to our attention that members of the US military are using Encrypted Messenger to talk to friends and loved ones back home. If you are a member of the US military and want to use encrypted messenger for this purpose, contact us at military@johnytech.com and we will give you a free copy.

Encrypted Messenger 3 Has Been Released.

Current Supported Client List:
-AIM 4.8 or higher
-AOL 8 Messenger
-ICQ Lite
-ICQ Pro 2003a
-IndiaTimes Messenger
-Japper 2.0,2
-MSN Messenger 5
-Yahoo Messenger 5.5 or higher
-Trepia
-Windows Messenger 4.7

Encrypted Messenger is an add-on program that allows you to send and receive encrypted messages through several popular (and some not so popular) Instant Message Programs. If you have a chat program that we do not support yet, we will do our best to add it to the list of supported programs.

Key Features
-Updateable Config File To Add Support for almost any program

-RSA and Blowfish Encryption

-Simpler User Interface

-Free Lite Version Built into Main Program

-Send Encrypted Files through firewalls and NAT setting (if you can surf the web, you can send a file)

-Build in branding for resellers available (contact us for details)

-Free basic version you can send to your friends who don't want to purchase the full version. (With the free version, you can receive encrypted chats, but CAN NOT start them) -- All they have to do is continue using Encrypted Messenger 3. After the 15 day trial they can only use it as the lite version.

-Built In Screenshot Capture, Encrypt and Send. (Just click on the screenshot button, and it will grab a screenshot, encrypt and send it.)

See http://www.johnytech.com for more details.