Security Features Overview

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Our system uses absolutely safe security algorithms. Banking institutions use similar algorithms to conduct money transfers via Internet.

The safety of our system is achieved by the following technologies:

Secure authentication and traffic encryption. All transferred data is encrypted. No one including Anyplace-Control staff can decrypt this data in case of data interception. The program uses CHAP algorithm for the authentication and a RC4 algorithm with 128 bit random key for encryption.

Double password protection. For connection to the remote computer via Internet you have to know at least 2 passwords. The first and the most secure password is Host Module Access Password.. The second one is the Account Password, which you use to enter the account. It just enables you to look through the list of computers added into the Account. Even if some one acquires your Account Password they will be unable to connect to the Host machine without knowing the Access Password. So, keep your Access Password safe and you won't have to worry about the data security.

Your data privacy. We do not store your Access Passwords or any other users' private data on our server or at any other place.

No open ports in the Firewall. To use Account Connection service you don't need to open additional ports in the firewall so you don't create back doors in your security system. In this respect, using Account Connection service is more secure then direct IP connection.

Using Access Password for Host Module.

For securing the computer with a working Host Module you can set a unique Access Password. (you can do this through the Host Module's settings). It is strongly recommended to set it. Access Password serves for 2 purposes:

1.	This password is used to defend computer with Host Module from unauthorized remote access. Remote Admin Module will request it at each connection to the Host Module. Therefore, only person who knows this password will be able to connect to the Host PC remotely.

Technically, Access Password is used to fulfill authentication of the both sides. Authentication takes place with the help of digital signature algorithm RSA with a private key of 320 bit length. All traffic, sent between sides are encrypted with a random key of 64 bit length which is given to the both sides during the process of authentication (it is used RC4-like encryption algorithm).

2.	Access Password also can be used to prevent any change in the settings of Host Module. Network Administrator can defend access to "Host Module settings" dialog with an Access Password on the each network machine. It prevents random changing of the Host Module's settings by novice users of Host PCs.

These security features make the program usage absolutely safe.