Secure Your Site With ROT26 Encryption

By Daniel Miessler on April 12th, 2007: Tagged as Blogging | Security

Well, I’ve just finished locking down the entire site with industry standard ROT 26 encryption. For those not familiar with the algorithm, it uses a cross-phased, dual-helix rotation of ROT13.

As you might expect, not all sites can support this level of security; if yours does I suggest you take advantage and consider displaying the sitecon above that I made just for this purpose. This way, all your visitors will know how secure you are.

Stay safe out there…

Comments

Carl M

Well, my browser doesn't support decoding ROT26 ... so now all of your posts just look like gibberish! Perhaps surprisingly, this hasn't lessened their interest, so I will remain a loyal visitor to the blog.

Craig

Zl oebjfre bayl fhccbegf EBG13 fb abj V pna'g ernq nal bs lbhe cbfgf! Cyrnfr uryc jvgu onpxjneqf pbzcngvovyvgl?

Tim

It may take some major coding, but I think I'm going to incorporate this encryption on my blog.

Tony Vance

Nu, trrx pelcgb uhzbe. Guvf vf zl xvaq bs oybt. V'z jnvgvat sbe na hafhfcrpgvat gb cbfg n dhrfgvba gb gur pbzzragf!

Ol gur jnl, urer'f bar bs gur srj cebqhpgvivgl-vapernfvat jvqtrgf:

uggc://jjj.nccyr.pbz/qbjaybnqf/qnfuobneq/pnyphyngr_pbaireg/ebg13qryrapbqrjvqtrg.ugzy

Mike

I looked and looked for the ROT26 algorithm, and looked and looked.... and then it hit me. And I laughed and laughed. At myself! Thanks so much for a good laugh, Dan.