Secure Send
Detailed App Info:
Application Description
SecureSend allows you to store files in secure containers on your iPhone and share these containers with other persons via eMail and Dropbox. The containers are protected from unauthorised access by using state-of-the-art encryption. Before sharing a container with another recipient the person's certificate can be retrieved via bluetooth or eMail.
Files from other applications can simply be added to a container by opening them in SecureSend (e.g. from your eMail client).
We highly recommended to set a passcode for your iPhone. Only then, the files within SecureSend are adequately protected by using the iPhones data protection system.
Features:
- Securely store files in SecureSend
- Securely share data with other persons
- Exchange certificates via Bluetooth or Email
Technical details:
SecureSend uses CMS/SMIME to create encrypted containers. In order to encrypt a container for a recipient, the X509 certificate of this person is required. SecureSend uses self-signed certificates that can be exchanged via eMail or Bluetooth. When exchanging certificates via eMail, a checksum (SHA1 hash value) is also sent via SMS that can be compared with the checksum of the received certificate. Due to the use of self-signed certificates (instead relying on a PKI), these two channels provide a higher level of trust than by using only an email for the exchanging certificates. For detailed information (including the source code of SecureSend) please visit the developer's homepage.
Files from other applications can simply be added to a container by opening them in SecureSend (e.g. from your eMail client).
We highly recommended to set a passcode for your iPhone. Only then, the files within SecureSend are adequately protected by using the iPhones data protection system.
Features:
- Securely store files in SecureSend
- Securely share data with other persons
- Exchange certificates via Bluetooth or Email
Technical details:
SecureSend uses CMS/SMIME to create encrypted containers. In order to encrypt a container for a recipient, the X509 certificate of this person is required. SecureSend uses self-signed certificates that can be exchanged via eMail or Bluetooth. When exchanging certificates via eMail, a checksum (SHA1 hash value) is also sent via SMS that can be compared with the checksum of the received certificate. Due to the use of self-signed certificates (instead relying on a PKI), these two channels provide a higher level of trust than by using only an email for the exchanging certificates. For detailed information (including the source code of SecureSend) please visit the developer's homepage.
Requirements
Your mobile device must have at least 12.15 MB of space to download and install Secure Send app. Secure Send was updated to a new version. Purchase this version for $0.00
If you have any problems with installation or in-app purchase, found bugs, questions, comments about this application, you can visit the official website of A-SIT Peter Teufl at https://github.com/ciso/SecureSend.
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