Post: New Encryption Tool [Amazing]
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05-21-2012, 06:57 AM
#1
Jakes625
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Q: What is this?
A: A program to encrypt/decrypt any file, with multiple levels of compression, and encryption. It also comes with a key, that a user can define and share with friends to ensure safety of their file.
Q: What's the use of this program?
A: You can use this to share safely with friends, or family. Even photos!
Q: Is this secure?
A: Yes, it comes with a program key, and if the generated .nbk file doesn't match it will crash. That is not even counting the user key that's defined.
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Hope you have a good time using my program. Again let me state, I made this with my own ideas, offsets, compression, encryption so there is nothing else like this. It ensures your safety!
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05-22-2012, 07:13 PM
#11
Jakes625
Guest
Originally posted by R
General Encryption discussion now? I think the best thing about this tool is there are now government back doors but it looks a little rough around the edges is all. Also anybody else here beside me use encrypted containers and have a full system encryption or am I the only one with my tinfoil hat to tight.
Government back doors?
I don't even think the fbi could crack this for a while..
05-22-2012, 08:08 PM
#12
caleb01
Little One
Originally posted by SatanicAmerican
I don't even think the fbi could crack this for a while..
Really or were you just being sarcastic? Also would you happen to know how credit cards, banks, etc are hacked into? I'm not saying I would do anything like that if I had that information, since I plan to focus my skills toward computer science, but I like to know things. I heard stuff like credit cards can be hacked with a language like PHP, but that could have been false information...either that or I heard incorrectly. I also heard NASA was hacked into by useing a simple language, but I forget which one it is.
05-22-2012, 08:57 PM
#13
Jakes625
Guest
Originally posted by caleb01
Really or were you just being sarcastic? Also would you happen to know how credit cards, banks, etc are hacked into? I'm not saying I would do anything like that if I had that information, since I plan to focus my skills toward computer science, but I like to know things. I heard stuff like credit cards can be hacked with a language like PHP, but that could have been false information...either that or I heard incorrectly. I also heard NASA was hacked into by useing a simple language, but I forget which one it is.
I was being serious. Now I'm not saying they wouldn't be able to decrypt this, they might. It would take them awhile. You have to realize I am using 2 hash's that have NEVER, (yes never) been reverse engineered back to their original state. Now back to your question about credit cards being hacked? Thats due to either bad SSL encryption off of a website and databases being leaked, or errors via the people with the info themselves.
It's like when ppl on facebook say hacked, but really it was their friend not logging off.
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