Because Your Secrets Deserve More Than Trust
Your encrypted or decrypted message will appear here š Quantum-Resistant ā¢ Zero-Knowledge ā¢ Military-Grade
AES-256-GCM with Argon2id key derivation (1M iterations, 64MB memory), ChaCha20-Poly1305 fallback, and constant-time operations to prevent side-channel attacks.
Constant-time algorithms, secure memory clearing, entropy validation, and protection against timing attacks, fault injection, and cryptanalytic attacks.
GCM mode provides both confidentiality and authenticity. Every message includes cryptographic proof of integrity and origin authentication.
Military-grade operational security practices
Use 12+ words from different languages, include numbers and symbols. Aim for 128+ bits of entropy to resist quantum computer attacks.
Split passphrases across 3+ channels (email, SMS, voice call). Use different timing and routes to prevent correlation attacks.
Wait 24+ hours between sharing encrypted data and keys. Use dead drops and one-time communication channels when possible.
Use air-gapped devices, disable network during encryption, clear browser data after use, and verify no keyloggers are present.
Use steganography to hide encrypted data, employ decoy passphrases, and create plausible alternative explanations for communications.
Generate new passphrases for each message, use ephemeral keys, and destroy all traces after successful decryption.