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EncryptME: a 3Kb Wonder for Java ME Encryption
URL: Masabi
At 10:01 AM on Sep 18, 2007, Daniel MD wrote:
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What is impressive is the size of the library. As you can see from the above graph taken from the Masabi Web site, the library weighs in at only 3Kb--far smaller than even its closest competitor. Furthermore, EncryptME features some of the most advanced encryption and hashing algorithms available. From the EncryptME Web site:
"EncryptME uses the latest FIPS 140-2 recommended key strengths and algorithms for secure e-commerce, as you will find in the very latest web browsers.
EncryptME Certificates are all available for review on the NIST certification website as follows:
Not only is the library, smaller and faster than the competition, it is also less stressful on network connections. With a single connection, a mobile user is capable of doing a payment. While on https/ssl, you need several connections for a secure channel to be established.
The library also features a very interesting fallback model, elegantly degrading to encrypted SMS (on supported handsets) to carry out simple transactions.
What could be the major setback for this library? Is it price? There is no publicly available information regarding licensing terms (on the company website). However, it looks like a very impressive library. What our your thoughts?
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