AESencryption.org is free, multi-platform, high-level security web app that allows you to secure your email, or send private messages through your preferred messaging app, by encrypting text with 256-bit AES encryption, so that only he who knows the correct password will be able to decrypt and read the text. No organization or hacker will be able to decipher your message without knowing the password.
AES encryption app will work on any device with a modern web browser, like smartphones, tablets, laptops and PCs, running any operating system such as Android, Windows, iOS (iPhone - iPad), macOS or Linux. It will also work alongside WhatsApp®, Facebook Messenger®, Telegram®, Instagram®, Gmail®, Outlook®, and any email service, for sending really private messages to anyone. This free encryption app can be used with or without installation, either online or offline. Just go to https://aesencryption.org and secure your sensitive messages from end to end.
On Chrome and Edge for Android or Windows, you will be prompted to install the app when you refresh the page. On Safari for iOS and macOS, tap the 'Share' icon and select 'Add to Home Screen' to use it as a standalone app.
AESencryption .org provides high-level security, confidentiality and authentication. It employs strong AES encryption algorithm. Encryption and decryption take place within your web browser, so your password and data never leave your device.
AES Encryption web app implements strong encryption and its source code is open for peer review. Firstly, the password is strengthened by the key derivation function specified by RSA’s PKCS#5 V2 standard, with SHA256 hash algorithm, a salt, and 10,000 iterations, to generate a 256-bit key. Then the AES cipher is used in 256-bit, CCM mode (counter with CBC-MAC), which provides both confidentiality and authentication. The ciphertext is base64-encoded.
Absolutely not. Your password and data never leave your device. AES encryption tool is a web app written in Javascript, which runs within your web browser, in your device. It does not rely on any encryption server, the cloud, or any third party whatsoever. Once this app has been loaded, you can disconnect your device from the Internet and use the app indefinitely for offline encryption and decryption. Furthermore, on most devices this app can also be installed and used just as a native app.
Yes, all the source code for AES encryption is open for everyone to review. This security software application is based on the Stanford Javascript Crypto Library. The rest of the files have different copyright details. Please see this page's source code and linked Javascript files for further information.
AES stands for Advanced Encryption Standard. It is a strong encryption algorithm based on "Rijndael". It was developed by Belgian cryptographers Vincent Rijmen and Joan Daemen and it was selected by the US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), becoming effectively the US federal government encryption standard since 2002.
Encryption is the process in which data is converted into ciphertext, so that it can only be deciphered by the one who knows the password or key. More precisely, a mathematical function takes the original unencrypted data (plaintext) and a key, and outputs ciphertext.
Ciphertext is enciphered data; a secret code that no one can read without the correct key or password. It looks like a series of random and meaningless letters. For example, something like this: "IQKzJfMSx0FSFjhm7fO6lITdyK0Li5"