Keeping Private Things Private

Keeping Private Things Private - Encryption made easy - From easy to serious

Challenge your brain! It is amazing how your grey matter fills in the gaps when you read Leetspeak-encrypted text. You still can read everything when vowals are omitted or letters appear in a different sequence. That's funny and amazing at the same time.

More serious methods turn a text into a string of seemingly unrelated letters, but do not require a password. The receipient has to decrypt the text to read for example ROT13.5 or base64-encrypted text. Share your little secrets with friends and have fun.

The encrypted texts are passed into the clipboard and can easily be used in other apps like Whatsapp. An extra button takes your encrypted text right into your mail application.

Using the AES or CAST128-method requires a password that is at least 6 characters long. This methods are considered reasonably safe. The recipient of the message can decrypt the text using the password. It is assumed that both parties have exchanged the required password through hints or explicitly.