http://www.permanentprivacy.com/how-it-works.htm

Mr. Scott,

This looks like something to defer to a text expert like you.
Perhaps this is a product of bijective behavior?

They (PP) claim that they process the text/data prior to encrypting
with AES such that even if you have brute forced the key to give the
correct blob of plaintext/data, you will not be able to discern the
correct set of text/data and that one page of text, if brute forced
will produce among zillions of pages of garbage, also it will produce
every page of data ever written.

They got Peter Schweitzer of Harvard to check out their method
(possibly implementation, etc...) who, according to Mr. Robert
Silverman "Pubkeybreaker" is a Harvard undergrad who has cryptographic
expertise.

This product uses language that everyone, including myself, brands as
"snake oil".

I just wonder what your take is on their treatment of plaintext prior
to encryption.

Thank you.

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