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How strong are the ciphers?

April 26, 2017ciphers strong

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How strong are the ciphers?

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With the exception of DES, the older US Government standard, all the current ciphers are unbreakable. DES only uses a 56-bit key and is thus not in the same universe as is a 128-bit key. You can learn more about encryption, methods and how that applies to our software here.