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I feel like I shouldn't trust an encryption website by the British NSA not to steal my data, but given a million other people must have had the same thought, an
by TazeTSchnitzel 4y ago
I feel like I shouldn't trust an encryption website by the British NSA not to steal my data, but given a million other people must have had the same thought, and that it's open source, maybe someone would have noticed by now.
- justin_oaks 4y agoThose are valid concerns and it's smart to think about those things. I had the same thoughts initially. Using your browser developer tools, you can see what HTTP requests it makes. It's all just loading code. Also, you can use a local copy of it to ensure you're not getting a hacked/targeted version that's different between times that you use it. I use a local copy. You can find a downloadable zip file in the releases section: https://github.com/gchq/CyberChef/releases https://github.com/gchq/CyberChef/releases You could also build it from the source, but I haven't bothered to set that up.
- rozab 4y agoAll the software crackers and hackers of the world seem to be happy using the NSA's Ghidra, the industry standard reverse engineering tool