Security:
Encryption is performed locally in your browser. Your data and keys are never sent over the Internet.
Keep your keys safe — without the key, encrypted data cannot be recovered.
Key Management
The salt will be included in the encrypted message. Keep your password safe.
Current key:
Encryption
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Secure sharing:
This link contains only the encrypted text. Share the decryption key separately through a secure channel (email, SMS, messaging).
Don't forget to share the decryption key separately!
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The encrypted text is too long to share via URL. Use one of these options instead:
The recipient can paste the text directly into the decryption area.
Decryption
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The ciphertext was automatically loaded from the link. Enter the decryption key above to decrypt the message.
File Encryption
Recommended limit: 10 MB for good performance
Encrypt a file
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About AES-GCM
AES (Advanced Encryption Standard):
Standard symmetric encryption algorithm
Used by governments and enterprises worldwide
Considered unbreakable with a 256-bit key
Mode GCM (Galois/Counter Mode):
Provides both confidentiality and authentication
Detects any modification of encrypted data
Recommended for most modern applications
Encryption components:
Key: Shared secret used to encrypt/decrypt (128, 192 or 256 bits)
IV: Random initialization vector (96 bits for GCM)
Auth Tag: Authentication tag ensuring data integrity (128 bits)
PBKDF2: Password-based key derivation function (100,000 iterations)