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TrilogyEC allows users to communicate via
completely encrypted text chat. Every message is encrypted using the
Rijndael algorithm (Advanced Encryption Standard) with a key length of 256
bits. This key can be either a pre-defined key to allow for the highest
level of connectivity with other users, or can be user-generated, allowing
for the utmost levels of secrecy.
To put that in perspective, consider this:
today, it requires a network of fast computers working together several
minutes to crack a key length of 56 bits. Even if one were to use a
supercomputer capable of cracking a 56 bit key in a single second, then it
would still take that machine approximately 149 thousand-billion (149
trillion) years to crack just a 128-bit AES key. A 256 bit key, such as
the ones used by the TrilogyEC, are not simply twice as hard to crack, but
2128 times as hard.
Messages can be sent privately to individuals
(one on one chat) or to everyone currently participating in the session
(group chat). Additionally, groups of people may establish an
Ultra-Secure "tunnel" through the current chat session, allowing for
private conversations within private conversations.
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