Unless you've got tools on the level of what the CIA or NSA has, you're probably not cracking the encryption, but I agree it's bad to mislead your clients (and

Unless you've got tools on the level of what the CIA or NSA has, you're probably not cracking the encryption, but I agree it's bad to mislead your clients (and also creates some conflict of interest concerns). It kind of reminds me of when a family member is having computer problems and asks me to fix things. They think I have some sort of deep knowledge of how the computer works and can pinpoint their exact problem to fix it, when in reality I just back up their files and reinstall windows without really knowing why things were messed up.