'It is called cryptabyte.com. It is the first, easy-to-use, web-based service to provide absolutely uncrackable security in communications and file sharing." (

'It is called cryptabyte.com. It is the first, easy-to-use, web-based service to provide absolutely uncrackable security in communications and file sharing." (emphasis mine) "CryptAByte uses public-key encryption just like HTTPS/SSL and OpenPGP/PGP. The algorithms used are RSA for key pairs, AES 256 to encrypt messages and files, and SHA 256 for hashing." Soooo -- like SSL and OpenPGP, but not actually OpenPGP. Yes, let's use AES directly some more and not release source code until some undefined point in the future -- that sounds like a fantastic idea! Aren't plain PGP/GPG installables for all platforms user friendly enough already? If they're not, can we please make websites that are basically cheap shims over gpg's stdout/stdin?