Do you use a lock in your house, car, or office to keep intruders out and your property secure?

Why don’t you do the same with your data?

Not without reason, we are living in an age, we call the information age..

Our lives revolve around information and communication (the exchange of information) and for most of us, it is unimaginable that the Internet would cease to exist. Every day, email, attached files, contracts, ideas, contact information and other types of information are exchanged and are at risk.

There are two types of risk involved, when going “online” and conducting your business. Every Internet user is a unique identifiable personality, when he surfs through the regular channels. Once you log onto the Net via your ISP, an IP-address is given to you, which is linked to your personal account information.

Because of legal regulations, ISP’s have to keep records of your IP log files for up to six months, including all information, where this IP has been, which websites you have been looking at, if you used a payment processor, and when you have been online.

The first threat for you and your business.

ConteXt Risk.

If you surf the internet unprotected, your whole activities are visible through the context of your user pattern. Many groups are interested to know what you visit and what you do there. Google wants to know what you do, so they can present you the “right” advertising. Your competitor wants to know who your customers are to hit them with a better offer and steal them from you. The IRS wants to know if you use banking sites of offshore banks to bust you. Homeland Security wants to know if you are a terrorist.

Because of the way the Internet works, the question is not IF someone is watching you, but WHO?

Some Internet users think that the amount of data is too large to control, but that is in fact not true. Due to modern filter technology, machines are doing all the work and filter potential targets 24/7. Once a potential interesting target is acquired, human intervention is added to the attack to turn up the heat on your data and privacy.

The second threat for you and your business.

ConteNt Risk.

Once you are acquired as a target by the attacker, the attack is directed towards the content of your activity. Every document attached to an email is at risk.While a letter to Aunt Daisy might not be worth a lot to a third party, a personal business arrangement is and some criminal elements will relentlessly attempt to steal the content of your message to use it against you.

To give you an idea of the harm done:

Each stolen data record causes an average damage of $140.

Crime topped the list of illegal profits with $1 Trillion in damage worldwide.

An estimated 150,000,000 credit card records have been stolen (think T-Max).

At least 5 Million PC systems are hijacked by SPAM companies – maybe even yours.

The government owned CARS system makes your PC government property and you allow the government of the United States to copy, intercept, monitor, and share your information.

The total traffic of the Internet can be accessed, copied and stored from only seven central points within the Internet – this is within a system with millions of entry points.

Read on for a full summary of the specified risks involved.

Competitors surveilling your communication!

Today, competitive and industrial espionage are daily business. Part of this business is employing technical and human means to find out what other market participants are doing, what they are interested in, and with whom they communicate. This information is freely available or easy to procure via illegal means. Since all unprotected traffic on the Internet can be associated with its origin – even surfing to websites – searching through Google, sending email and using instant messaging or VoIP can, and will, give away critical information about the motives your communications.

Insecure mobile communication environments!

Mobile Internet access via public Hotspots, hotel networks, or LANs of partners or customers is one of the most dangerous, but necessary, practices of mobile workers. These methods make the user vulnerable to low-cost attacks, to get access to communication details as well as leaking valuable information on critical security details of enterprise networks.

Mandatory data retention by telecom providers!

All over the European Union and in many other countries, mandatory data retention laws are in effect. Massive databases of connection details – of everyone using modern means of communication – reach back several months or even years. These are now available to law enforcement and intelligence agencies, often even crossing borders due to multi-lateral assistance agreements. Since economic espionage is now in the primary repertoire of intelligence services, and since misdirected investigations are not uncommon, these masses of data constitute an enormous risk for any globally-active economic organization. Adding the problem of corruption and illegal data leakage due to hacking and theft greatly increases the probability that this data is used in unintended, destructive ways.

Unwarranted access to telecom operations!

All over the world, information about unwarranted access to critical telecom back-end systems and operations by law enforcement, intelligence agencies, private data collectors and hackers enters the news and industry publications. Massive “vacuum cleaner” data gathering operations, both by public and private entities, are a serious risk to confidential communication, especially with today’s low cost data mining technology. Illegal behavior by employeesSurfing illegal porn sites, illegal file sharing and committing fraud through employing company resources and networks can easily cause investigations of the employer. This leads to bad press and often raids or seizures. These events can result in tremendous cost and even endanger critical operations.

Misdirected investigations!

Digital evidence is easy to forge and hard to refute. Attempts to direct investigations by law enforcement against personal and economic enemies are a common practice – in most cases leading to enormous damages to the target. Blackmail and corruptionInternet Service Providers and other telecom companies have total access to all communication content and details. They are the central nexus of today’s digital society – a central point with increasingly valuable data. Using blackmail and corruption, organized crime and unscrupulous competitors get access to key administrators and critical customer data, or even to mandatory data retention databases.

Lost and stolen data!

Lost and stolen data make the news almost weekly although only the tip of the iceberg reaches public attention. This data includes not only customer databases, but often correspondence, critical system access credentials and transaction records. We at DreamStream help to protect your vital online information through the following processes: We hide your activity on the Internet and give you an anonymous internet access.

When connecting via our service, your original IP address will not be visible to third parties – it is replaced with a new one from our system. This IP address is not assigned to you, nor does it remain the same. This makes it extremely hard for an outsider to gather any information on who you are or where you surf. Furthermore, the packets sent through our network get mixed with many others, making traces very hard – and your connection anonymous. We hide you in Protected closed-group networks. Closed-group networks are private and encrypted networks only accessible to authorized members. This technology makes it possible to invite only members of a team into one’s own “private internet”.

You do not have to trust a single party!

Accessing the Internet via your ISP or through most anonymization services forces the user to entrust a single entity with his or her privacy. Our service splits trust over multiple certified entities. None of those entities has access to enough data to break your privacy or gather information that could be used against you or a client. Jurisdiction-aware routingTo further protect against unfounded surveillance, all communication on our networks travel through at least two jurisdictions. Furthermore, connections leave our system in a jurisdiction different from the jurisdiction of the destination/receiver. This serves as barrier against over-reaching investigations.

Military grade encryption!

All traffic to and within our networks is protected by state of the art encryption. This keeps third parties from gathering information about your communication contents and context. Even stolen client keys will not compromise previous data transfers. Data is encrypted with AES-256, key exchange is conducted using RSA-2048/DH-2048, HMACs are created with SHA1/SHA256. Dynamic IP assignment. Internet destinations often create and share log-files with other parties. This can easily create profiles on users. Our service employs dynamic IP assignment methods that assign IP addresses based on both source and destination of a connection only. Doing this ensures that a client IP will constantly change (without breaking connections) and thus makes profiling much harder.

Adaptive firewalls!

All traffic within our network runs through client specific firewalls. This assures that no unauthorized connections to your systems can travel through our network. Firewall rules can be updated during active sessions and thus may be adapted dynamically to current requirements.

Secure data storage and processing!

All components of our network use actively managed, hardened operating system images and are dedicated to their use. This reduces the complexity of each node and thereby decreases potential security risks. Furthermore, all data on our computers is stored only on encrypted hard discs, so that confiscation and theft are not a serious issue. —<<>>—Once you decide that your privacy is important and your data valuable to you, you have the opportunity to get access to an exclusive private security network.

Perhaps you might think that a service to protect your valuable information and privacy is very expensive and in a way you are right, because this private network is monitored around the clock to ensure technical stability. Several technicians in multiple countries take care of this network and security specialists are not cheap and they do not grow on trees.

When we started to talk with our first clients, many were willing to pay up to $147 and more for this service, as it is obvious, that it is impossible to build a private security network on your own for a price like this.

Hey… you wouldn’t be able to pay the electricity bill for the servers for that amount. But we believe it is very important that everyone uses protection against outside threats and found that $147 is just too much for a lot of people to pay each month.

Even at a $97 price point it would be too much for small businesses or one man offices and many would need to do without this vital security. Thus we decided to offer our DreamStream Stealth service at a very low rate of $47 per month.

What will you receive for only $47 a month?

• Easy to install and use software for your access.
• Available for Windows, MacOS X, LinuxWorks in almost any environment.
• High speed connection to the Internet via VPN(1.5Mbit/s median).
• Protection of your web surfing, email and VoIPAccess to a Closed Group Network.
• Built-in secure webmail account for encrypted email communication.
• Built-in secure network disk for important back-ups.
• Secure instant messaging!
• Security installation on multiple computers is allowed15 GB of monthly traffic included
• Telephone and email support!
• Complete set-up help, if necessary with live-supportAdditionally, we will back up DreamStream Stealth with our 100% satisfaction and money back guarantee.
• If we are not able to make you secure and happy within 7 days, we will refund you 100% of your payments. With this money back guarantee, we take all the risk and you have nothing to loose.

So what are you waiting for?

Do not wait until it is too late and your valuable privacy and data is attacked.Your peace of mind – what is it worth? It is available now for only $47 per month.

Please note!

Once you went through the payment process, a customer service representative will contact you to give you access to the Stealth software and to guide you through the installation. It will take up to 2 business days to set-up your account after completion of the payment process. To subscribe to your personal DreamStream Stealth account, please click the subscription button below:

Remember, nothing is so valuable like your data and information in our digital world.

$47 is less than a nice diner for two and gives you the peace of mind, that you are truely secure.