All
Internet connections between MedeFile
and its users employ the SSL protocol
using a 128-bit key. Originally developed
by the Netscape Communications Corporation,
the SSL protocol provides security and
privacy over the Internet and supports
both client and server authentication.
Medefile purchases its certificates
from Verisign, a leader in the security
field in order to limit the possibility
of fraud.
The SSL protocol authenticates our
server to your computer -- so you
know it is Medefile you are working
with -- before sensitive data is exchanged
by higher-level applications. The
SSL protocol uses message and authentication
codes to maintain the integrity of
the connection. Data exchanged during
an SSL session is encrypted in both
directions and each MedeFile client
application uses SSL to communicate
to the MedeFile Server.
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