Examples - T.U.R.N.E.R Technology

T.U.R.N.E.R. is a security software technique used to secure digital files.  At some point, I will post on here the specification and standards.  I created this technology back in 2000 and began development of several software products which would be used to package and sell the security for home and business use.  The project has been dead now for 5 years.  It's real purpose would have been as a technology for a major security software like eTrust or TrendMicro, but at the time of it's development, I didn't realize that would be better than trying to market a product myself.  As for the technical/marketing words written to describe it, written back in 2000;

What is a T.U.R.N.E.R.?

TURNER's" or Transparent Unidentifiable Routine Network Encoded Record's are program encapsulations that transport and protect digital media of any type for web media distribution and storage on local and non-local machines. TURNER's developed by me, Jeffrey Turner, belong to the Information Securities Market and provide high-level non-segmented security using a variety of security technologies from transparency (media) to encryption. TURNER's are packaged in four forms: Standard TSDK, Enterprise TSDK, Standard TNS, and Enterprise TNS. Every TURNER shares similar defenses such as, but are not limited to:

Erases the data after designated time expires; scrambles the key code after the time expires or when tampering occurs; will not copy or move from specified folder location; has a timer that checks the system clock before it begins and when it finishes it activates and closes the key code; data gets stored in a non-viewable file created by the TURNER" program for the specified O/S for direct FAT (NTFS etc.) usage so the data can't be located; can not be copied by hard drive, media copy, imaging, or backup media; key code works only one time and is embedded in the data to prevent reactivation; protected by a key inscription and works with adapter firmware to create a one time key code which writes to the file to prevent duplication; writes a specialized random non-hashed routine number to file upon download to insure permanent identity which uses firmware ID#'s and a random number generator to produce a random value; reprograms and changes key codes while running to prevent from cracking; includes viewer program, and more.

A product that came from the overall design of T.U.R.N.E.R. was the updat software used to keep a system current.  At the time, it was a unique idea called UpdateHelper.  Now, it's a common free feature of security software. But UpdateHelper will remain in my heart as somthing special anyway.