Cryptography as a science has been incredibly rigid, and narrow, owing to group-think, and suffocating secrecy. For centuries the craft was about threading together a large number of simple alphabet substitutions, and symbol transpositions. In the 70s a new concept evolved: intractable numerical computations. And that's it. In both concepts the same operational philosophy is used: complexity of key manipulation. As a result the keys could not grow in size without a prohibitive computational penalty. And as computers get faster, cryptanalysis smarter, and quantum computing bursting on the scene -- the size-limited ciphers get overstressed -- exactly when more of our new civil order depends on them.

By applying the novel tool of "The Innovation Turing Machine" the AGS team has broken the mold of rigid cryptography: replacing computational complexity with key complexity.

We took the 'dead key' of common cryptography, and enlivened it as a complex graph. . This allowed us to eliminate computational complexity, and increase security by using a more complex graph -- a larger key. Hence, in YouDeny one could use a key as large as a one-time-pad key will be -- enjoying the same mathematical security of OTP! And the large key will not slow down neither the encryption, not the decryption.

So sensitive stuff is encrypted with large keys, less sensitive with smaller keys. Unlike with OTP -- the YouDeny key is overall much smaller than the plaintext. The keys are easily switchable (in hardware or software). The computational speed is not only left unchanged, it is two orders of magnitude faster than the fastest algorithmic-complexity ciphers.

Just latch in a new micro SD with a larger key, and your phone communication will be as secure as you wish. A terminal cipher, so to speak.

YouDeny will offer you what no other cipher (except OTP) offers: deniability. Anyone capturing your ciphertext can never prove the identity of the corresponding plaintext (unless you were careless about protecting the key from theft). And more: YouDeny allows for unlimited layers of subliminal encryption, and all at unprecedented speed.

The future belongs to "At-Will Intractability Ciphers", and YouDeny (US Patent 6,823,068) leads the pack. Top security officials in their hidden executive suites have already recognized the paradigm shift. The rest are moving towards the same recognition. Read the patent, ask AGS to provide you with white-papers, and best of all -- read the code, it's on your browser right now. Check the code behind this page -- it's all there, bit by bit. No hidden doors, it's all in the open. Call us when you grasp what is in front of you here.

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