I would like to introduce to the public a recently created encryption system based on RSA and RC4 algorithms, which, in our opinion, cannot be hacked.
Its name is Extra Systems Cypher Net and it has its own website, where its algorithms are fully described and the source codes in C are published.
The encryption scheme is standard: at the beginning of the session, RC4 keys are agreed upon via RSA, and then all useful information is encrypted using RC4.
The peculiarity of the system, which excludes the possibility of hacking, is that there is no exchange of public RSA keys over the network. Due to this, the module, which theoretically could be factored into prime factors, does not fall into the hands of an intruder.
I would be grateful to everyone for any comments and criticism of this idea. All the details of the program and the source codes can be found on the website https://cyphernet.extrasystems.biz/en/index.htm (in addition to English, there are a number of other languages)
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