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Your browser uses Argon2id to transform your input into a high-entropy Key Encryption Key (KEK) seed.
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Your browser uses Argon2id to transform your input into a high-entropy Key Encryption Key (KEK) seed.
A deterministic ML-KEM-768 keypair is derived from the seed. The Data Encryption Key (DEK) is then securely wrapped via an ML-KEM shared secret, adding a post-quantum KEM layer while password entropy remains critical.
The file is locked using AES-256-GCM with a random 256-bit DEK. This ensures both the confidentiality and the integrity of your data before it ever leaves your device.