Lock and unlock any file with military-grade AES-256-GCM encryption. 100% private in-browser tool with zero uploads.
Compare client-side cryptographic locks against cloud locker services.
| Feature | FileVeda In-Browser | Cloud Online Encryption Services | Desktop 7-Zip / WinRAR |
|---|---|---|---|
| Password & File Privacy | 100% In-Browser (Zero uploads) | Files & passwords sent over network | 100% Local |
| Cipher Mode | AES-256-GCM (Authenticated) | Varies / CBC Mode | AES-256-CBC |
| Key Derivation | PBKDF2 (100k rounds SHA-256) | Basic single-round hashing | PBKDF2 / SHA-256 |
| Cross-Platform Usability | Works in any phone/PC browser | Web only | Requires native app installation |
FileVeda implements zero-knowledge encryption using standard primitives provided by W3C Web Cryptography:
Unlike older cipher modes like CBC or ECB, GCM is an Authenticated Encryption with Associated Data (AEAD) algorithm. It computes a 128-bit authentication tag that guarantees the file has not been modified or corrupted in transit.
User passwords undergo 100,000 iterations of HMAC-SHA256 with a cryptographically secure random 16-byte salt, rendering GPU dictionary attacks and rainbow tables ineffective.
AES-256-GCM is the gold standard authenticated symmetric encryption algorithm utilized by governments, defense contractors, and financial institutions. It provides both confidentiality and tamper detection.
Never. All encryption and key derivation is executed locally in your browser memory via the native Web Cryptography API. There are zero cloud servers capturing your sensitive data.
PBKDF2 passes your password through 100,000 rounds of HMAC-SHA256 with a unique 16-byte cryptographic salt, making brute-force and dictionary attacks computationally infeasible.
No. Because FileVeda utilizes zero-knowledge cryptography with no master key or backdoors, an encrypted .enc file cannot be decrypted without the exact password.
AES-GCM includes a 128-bit authentication tag. If even a single byte of the encrypted file is altered or corrupted, decryption fails immediately, preventing modified payload execution.
Yes. Simply visit FileVeda on any phone, tablet, Mac, Windows, or Linux browser, switch to 'Decrypt File', enter your password, and restore your original file.
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