Uncrackable Encryption, When Nothing Keeps a Secret.

Data entry box:


Key Length: 448 bits padded by null bytes. 1-56 characters. Random = Harder.
Key:
IV (Initializaiton Vector) of the cypher should be truly random. Use generated:
IV  :



Note: You must provide the IV and key to decrypt this data. The result is uncrackable, so keep the keys safe.
Note: No data is stored on this server. All temporary data is written over 10 times with 0's and 1's.

  What are we using?

Encryption: Blowfish-448
IV Generator: Mersenne Twister
Key Size: 32-448 bits (56 Bytes)
Block Size: 64 bits
Algorithm Structure: Feistel Network
Number of Rounds: 16
Plaintext Search: 2128
Blowfish:
Blowfish is a keyed, symmetric block cypher designed in 1993 by Bruce Schneier and is one of the only methods that does not have an effective cryptanalysis. It was designed to be a replacement for the at the time standard encryption DES.
 Secure?
It has never been cracked, and the only available attack includes plaintexts searches which applies for all encryption methods. The only notable flaw for finding the original key is when 4 blocks are used, 16 are standard. It is patent-free but may be illegal to transport programs and/or encryption devices under law. You may only use this where law permits.