Encrypting/Decrypting FastTrack Hashes

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Sounds a little too good to be true.

MyGudio allows users to detect each file’s signature acronym, figure prints, which, is the main source for organizations, such as Recording Industry Association of America, RIAA, to trace and verify the legitimacy of the files that are being share online. MyGudio users can also modify file’s signature to a new set of acronym that disable ‘file hunters’ to intercept and compare the origin of the file. In another word, files with new signatures become invisible or unrecognizable for organizations that searching files based on the file figure prints that stored in their database.

In additional, MyGudio uses one of the most advance security measures in the world, AES-256-bit file encryption keys, for users to store files safely, or secretly, knowing nobody on this planet can rifle through your files without permissions.
Just to give you an idea the level of security of AES-256-bit keys. By comparison, the Digital Encryption Standard keys, DES, is about 56 bits long, meaning, there are 7.2 x 1016 possible DES keys. With AES-256-bit keys, there are approximately 1021 x 2 times more possible then DES 56-bit keys. To put this in perspective, it would take more than 8 million years for the world’s fastest super computer to crack a 256-bit AES key.


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