This was discussed before, but just in case, there's no such thing as "AES-1024". AES has only three specified variants, 128, 192, and 256.
"1024 bit" encryption generally refers to RSA, or similar public-key cryptosystems. The name is misleading. RSA-1024 is not 8x more secure than AES-128. Public key systems need larger keys than symmetric systems, like AES.
However the software described in the article works it is surely proprietary, and probably lying about its strength.
"1024 bit" encryption generally refers to RSA, or similar public-key cryptosystems. The name is misleading. RSA-1024 is not 8x more secure than AES-128. Public key systems need larger keys than symmetric systems, like AES.
However the software described in the article works it is surely proprietary, and probably lying about its strength.