News Discussions. Yahoo! Chat Suicide Pact. Andrea Yates Conviction Overturned. Chatmag News Special Reports Chat Network Operators and Users Wary of "Uniformed" Police Presence. SPEWS No Longer Anonymous. Vigilante Web Site Perverted-Justice.com News Archives 2004 2003 2001-2002	1 March 2005 Chatmag News. Tool Offers an Enterprise Level of Security over the Public Internet for Online Conversations. BlowSearch (www.blowsearch.com), a leading provider of Internet search tools, has launched the BlowSearch Secured Messenger, a Windows-based messaging program that encrypts information for secure online conversations. The BlowSearch Secured Messenger is available at bsm.blowsearch.com in both paid and free (ad-supported) versions. Enterprise class encryption is made possible through the use of 4096 bit random public-private key technology in conjunction with other advanced encryption layers. The BlowSearch Secured Messenger can support an unlimited number of simultaneous conversations at once. Files can be transferred between different users, even those behind a proxy firewall, through the use of its server assisted file transfers. "The rapid adoption of instant messaging programs has raised security concerns. Instant messaging services are more immediate but information is just as exposed as regular email," said Richard Kahn, chief operating officer of BlowSearch. "Our goal was to develop a product that would seamlessly work with today's other popular IM products while also offering an Enterprise level of security. With the release of our Enterprise level encrypted Instant Messenger, we plan to change the way companies do business."  BlowSearch Secured Messenger is the most recent addition to BlowSearch’s suite of Internet tools. BlowSearch also offers a proprietary Meta PPC search engine and the BlowSearch Toolbar, an application that runs within a Web browser. The BlowSearch Toolbar provides access to BlowSearch services such as weather, a live ABC News feed and pop up blocking, while visiting any site on the Internet.   The paid version of the Messenger is priced at $9.95 per quarter for 4096 bit encryption, $7.95 per quarter for 256 bit and $2.95 per quarter for 56 bit. The free (ad-supported) version includes 56 bit encryption. --Chatmag News Staff-- External Links: Blowsearch.com Blowsearch Instant Messenger
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