Totally Unbreakable VME

News report Nov 7, 97:

AT&T, Hewlett Packard, Intel Corporation, Dell Computers, and 
many other leading computer corporations have been added to the 
challenge list by Meganet Corporation. The challenge started 
last week with Bill Gates, now some of his peers have an opportunity 
to validate or discredit the bold claim that Meganet's VME 
(Virtual Matrix Encryption) is totally unbreakable. 

Unbreakable encryption is the only answer to security 
in our electronic world. This is graphically illustrated 
by the recent report from the National Security Agency
reporting the open market availability of a $10 chip that 
can test up to 200 million keys per second. The 56-bit key, 
government and banking standard, can be compromised in 
twelve (12) seconds with brute force using ASIC
(Application-specific Integrated Circuits) chips. 

Meganet has the answer with its new VME (Virtual Matrix 
Encryption). The impenetrable VME also has extreme speed, 
much faster than any existing program available today. 

Major computer companies are already starting discussions 
to acquire the rights to market this incredible new data 
encryption system. More information about this
exciting new technology can be found at: www.meganet.com

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Hmm, wonder if it has impenetrable GAK and CAK options.

John Young Reports:
 
> AT&T, Hewlett Packard, Intel Corporation, Dell Computers, and many
> other leading computer corporations have been added to the challenge
> list by Meganet Corporation. The challenge started last week with Bill
> Gates, now some of his peers have an opportunity to validate or
> discredit the bold claim that Meganet's VME (Virtual Matrix
> Encryption) is totally unbreakable.
 
I am pleased to announce that I have added IBM, Gateway 2000, Netscape
Communications, and CISCO to my challenge list.  I started this challenge
last week with Andy Grove.  Now some of Andy's friends also have a chance
to break "CordianPlex", the secure One Time Pad based on the random
arrangement of droppings in my cat's litter box. 
 
None of these companies have ever heard of me, or my insignificant
product, but I think I will put their names in my press release to make me
sound more important to people who haven't a clue. 
 
> Major computer companies are already starting discussions to acquire
> the rights to market this incredible new data encryption system.
 
Name three.

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Eric Michael Cordian 0+
O:.T:.O:. Mathematical Munitions Division
"Do What Thou Wilt Shall Be The Whole Of The Law"