The message and any files are encrypted with AES-256 and the password is hashed with bcrypt - all at the client level.
The password must be at least 5 characters long and must not begin or end with spaces.
The files (max 4) must not be larger than 2 MB and must be in JPG, WEBP, or PNG.
The message and any files are encrypted with AES-256 and the password is hashed with bcrypt - all at the client level.
All traces of the message and any files are permanently deleted after the message has been unlocked.
Enc does not use database such as SQLite and PostgreSQL. Instead, the service uses JSON files.
Nothing is stored about your visit, not even with Plausible. Enc takes your privacy very seriously.
Trust is very important nowadays. That's why Enc's source code is completely open for all to see.
You can find it at codeberg.org/airikr/enc.