#secure messages

Encrypt text or files directly in your browser using AES-256 encryption, then share the encrypted output through email, chat, or any channel you prefer. The recipient can decrypt it using the correct password.

Simple, fast, browser-based, and no signup needed.

Tip: Share the password separately from the encrypted message for better security.

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Creating Your Own Secure Messages – Part 2, by DaytonPrepper1

Yesterday we talked about how to create and use a One Time Pad. Today we will talk about another way of encoding messages. I am sure I am not creating anything new with this method, but I have not seen it before nor do I have a name for it. My working name is Word Grid Substitution. Description of the Method The heart of this method is a 25,000 word grid. The current word grid is 10×2500. I take the message to be encoded and search for the first word from a random spot in the list. When the word …