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Real Security InterSwyft Technical information's

Technology

Encryption What encryption is used by InterSwyft? The technology uses TripleDES encryption used also in bank payment terminals Password with unlimited size The possibility of implementation of another algorithm, such as e.g. AES

Integrity How is assured integrity of transmitted information? Using the SHA HASH algorithm Change of transmitted information is immediately detected and evaluated as an attack The possibility of integration of another HASH algorithms

Digital signature Digital signature for sender authentication It is an inherent part of security for payment transactions

Message transmission The possibility to transmit up to 1800 characters via a single SMS message Faster system response as a result of larger data transfer Cost savings for the transmission of information InterSwyft technology is compatible with existing GSM hardware and software without necessity to do modifications

Streaming The possibility of data streaming via SMS messages Possibility to use up to 16 SMS messages as one big SMS message (1800 x 16 characters) Support for duplex streaming Automatic detection of incomplete or damaged data streams

How it works

InterSwyft technology of SMS messages modifies before sending to the transmitter: and after receipt from the transmitter: Original SMS InterSwyftSMS processing of SMS Sending through the GSM network Receipt through the GSM network InterSwyftSMS processing of SMS Original SMS message

How it works Implementation of SMS message processing with InterSwyft technology is possible in two ways: I. SMS messages are processed remotely by calling the services via secured HTTP protocol or secured Microsoft WCF access. This method is used on the server side processing incoming messages II. By direct integration of technology to devices: SMS messages are processed directly at device - payment terminal, industrial equipment, GSM transmitter, telephone, GSM gateway, etc.

Integration in form of the service The encrypting and decoding of SMS messages is available on the server side connected to the customer’s network as a network service. Oracle database can be replaced by any database or data source

Direct integration Direct integration of the technology into existing and new services or products is possible using the DLL or LIB files Supported programming languages: C, C++, C # including ASP.NET, Perl, PHP, Visual Basic and other supported by call of DLL libraries Supported platforms: Windows, Windows Mobile, Linux, Mobile Linux, MacOS, Symbian and other propietary 32-bit operating systems of mobile devices