Two Easy Steps

Storing Encrypted messages on your computer is commonplace today. The problem is how to send and receive these messages easily and securely without inside knowledge of computer functions.

Away RJN Cryptography is capable of transmitting ANY document you consider Secret by pressing two buttons.

Directions for Public Key Emailing Encrypted Messages:

It is a simple two step process:
1 - The Recipient sends their Public Key to the Sender
2 - The Sender receives that Public Key and Away RJN Cryptography does the rest.

Use Mozilla Thunderbird for best results: Away RJN Cryptography will insert your Encrypted message into Thunderbird or Microsoft Outlook Express. Download Thunderbird here... it's the best and it's free  
There is no special installation of Thunderbird required. You can use it for all your regular - non-encrypted emails. No Geek Required

Does this sound difficult to you?

Maybe. Yes, you do need to perform two steps BEFORE you send your email, but aren't your Secret documents worth it??

No third party Certificates are required.

No knowledge of S/MIME encryption systems is required.

The transmission is strictly between the Sender and Recipient.

No test messages are required.

You do not need to have extensive computing knowledge to let Away RJN Cryptography do its job.

We have an extensive 24/7 online Help File.

E-Mail questions are answered by our Technical Programming Engineer. Our Customer Service is superb.

1. How to Email Publically Encrypted Files
2. How to Receive Publically Encrypted Files by Email.

Graphic Guided Instructions

Here are the two steps to send an Encrypted file:

• Person "A" (the "Recipient") opens Away RJN Cryptography and clicks > "1 - Send Public Key".
  
  
• Person "B" (the Sender) opens his Away RJN Cryptography, clicks the appropriate file and then clicks > "2 - Public Encrypt File"
  

This is a portion of the Main Screen of Away RJN Cryptography.

That's it!

Automatic App Operation

All the necessary computer generated Encryption and Public Key/Private Key algorithms are handled internally and automatically without any manipulations by the Sender or the Recipient.

When you are ready to transmit a file to someone, Away RJN Cryptography prepares it automatically by encrypting the file with AES (Rijndael) and the Public Key. The Public Key is then used by the Recipent to Decrypt the file. Why can't anyone use the Public Key to Decrypt the file? Because when the Recipient created the Public Key, it used his Private Password. In order to Decrypt the files with the Public Key, the Private Password must be used.
Your files remain undisturbed.

Away RJN Cryptography uses whatever default Mail Application you use to attach and send Encrypted files.

Each Client has their own Public Key.