Celcom (Malaysia ) Berhad and NSS MSC Sdn Bhd , launches a revolutionary product called 'SecretSMS".
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Celcom and NSS launches Secret SMS
by Shani on Mon Aug 21, 2006 10:16 am
Hello all,
My name is Zeeshan Saeed Paracha , i m 21 years old and student of B.C.S Computers . My real intrest is networking speacially intranet works might i m able to help any one with my knowledge free of cost .
My name is Zeeshan Saeed Paracha , i m 21 years old and student of B.C.S Computers . My real intrest is networking speacially intranet works might i m able to help any one with my knowledge free of cost .
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by rootland on Mon Aug 21, 2006 3:13 pm
Hmm, I wonder how useull this is. The example they give regarding financial information is crap imo. I mean, what company wants to send financial information via SMS?
Also I wonder what your wife will think when you receive an encrypted message from Lola while all other messages are normaly accessible.
Come to think of it, since you need a passkey to enter your encrypted message I think many people will take small words seeing as they need to retype it via a keypad every time they want to access it and as with all passwords systems, users want something easy which often contradicts with the most secure option(long passwords with letters/numbers/special chars etc).
Though yeah sure, some people will have a use for this but I think most users will have abit dodgy intentions with it (other then those privacy geeks/managers that want everything thats new).
It is an interesting idea though and i'm glad atleast some Telco's take the opportunity and pioneer in this field.
Also I wonder what your wife will think when you receive an encrypted message from Lola while all other messages are normaly accessible.
Come to think of it, since you need a passkey to enter your encrypted message I think many people will take small words seeing as they need to retype it via a keypad every time they want to access it and as with all passwords systems, users want something easy which often contradicts with the most secure option(long passwords with letters/numbers/special chars etc).
Though yeah sure, some people will have a use for this but I think most users will have abit dodgy intentions with it (other then those privacy geeks/managers that want everything thats new).
It is an interesting idea though and i'm glad atleast some Telco's take the opportunity and pioneer in this field.
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