Pharaoh 128 TO

Text encryption. ["TO" – Text Only]

Text encryption. ["TO" – Text Only]

Features:

- AES-128 (Rijndael-128)

- Up to 3 encryption levels

- Ability to select vectors of encryption

- The keys (passwords) are not saved nowhere and not transmitted over the network of any kind

- There is a version for computers

- Interaction with other applications

- Languages: English, Russian

- Without advertising

- Does not require any special access

- Compatibility of versions for mobile platforms and computers

- Tutorial. Have versions with images

Key (password) have only those who encrypt data and those who decrypt them

So without knowing keys parameters, data is almost impossible to decrypt

By "almost impossible" is mean the following (for 128-bit key):

1) Possible one key combination: 3.4x10^38

2) Time required to find key: 1.02x10^18 years

For example, if we take a trillion machines, each of which is capable of processing a billion combinations per second, it will require 2 billion years to find the key

And this is only for one level of encryption

!ATTENTION!

Accordingly, if you forget AT LEAST ONE encryption parameter, data will be lost

Program DOES NOT SAVE keys (passwords) and DOES NOT REMEMBER selected vectors!

Necessary information about key length (128-bit/256-bit), vectors and about interaction with other applications is in application Help

Before using read the section "Summary", ibid

In sum, were conducted more than 1000 tests:

- of applications for mobile platforms

- of applications for computers

- application compatibility

Detailed information about all existing versions

http://n2adev.blogspot.com/2016/10/pharaoh.diff.eng.html

In occasion of that the application does not store keys (passwords) and the selected vectors

Yes! This is inconvenient

BUT! The probability that the third party will know the passwords, reduced

Even if your phone gets into someone's hands, decrypting the data will not help them, because the passwords has only owner of device

You asking: Three encryption levels. Why?

Paranoia will respond: Well, even if we assume that AES has long been "hacked" and we do not know about it, then encrypted data, and encrypted data again, and then again encrypted data will probably be more difficult decrypt.

128-bit version (Pharaoh 128 TO), is itself secure, so acquire the 256-bit version not necessary - it is for hardcore paranoids :-D