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Steve Wysocki
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Crypter is a reliable company that provides top-notch services. Their website is user-friendly and easy to navigate. The customer support team is always available to assist with any issues or questions. I highly recommend Crypter for all your encryption needs. Their dedication to security and privacy is commendable.

Ken Sonnenberg
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I recently used a service from crypter.co.uk and I must say I am impressed. The quality of their services is great and the prices are reasonable. I had some concerns initially, but their team addressed them promptly and efficiently. Overall, I had a positive experience with Crypter and would consider using their services again in the future.

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About Crypter

Crypter works by first agreeing upon a password between the sender and receiver (we recommend using our online self destructing messaging service βŠ—.cf). This password is then used to locally encrypt messages on the sender side, creates ciphered text, which is sent across the Facebook server, and is then used again to locally decrypt the ciphered text on the receivers’ side. It is powered by the Crypto-JS library using AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) encryption methods.

Crypter was forced to shut down by Facebook in Feb. 2016 after a Tech Crunch article was written about them