EasyPhonia end-to-end communication channel uses AES 256-bit (Advanced Encryption Standard)encryption algorithms with keys generated according to the Diffie-Hellman protocol (with support for 571-bit elliptical curve encryption) for each single phone call. These keys are destroyed immediately at the end of the phone conversation. EasyPhonia negotiates keys in peer-to-peer mode, therefore, network operators do not have access to the keys.
EasyPhonia key continuity authentication and tamper detection features enjoy selfrepair properties to protect against MiTM (Man-in-the Middle) attacks.
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