What is a self destructing message?

Self-destructing messages are messages that disappear forever after being read. No history, no evidence—just pure secrecy. In addition our messages will start a countdown timer for auto self destruction as soon as you start reading the message. Bring out your inner agent! The countdown starts now…

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Puzzles

Crack cipher puzzles and test your code-breaking skills using classic ciphers like Caesar, Atbash, and Vigenère.

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Cyphers/Ciphers

Generate your own encoded messages. Encode & Decode, using ciphers like Caesar, Atbash, and Vigenère.

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Operation Ghost Tracks

Encrypted data was retrieved from a shattered hard drive belonging to a disavowed operative. The contents point to the beginning of it all—an old rendezvous site from the first IMF mission. Time is short. Decode the location and report immediately.

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Mission Codename: “Operation Skyfall”

Agent, a rogue operative left behind an encrypted location after their extraction from a towering facility in East Asia. Surveillance indicates it's where the intel handoff was scheduled. We need boots on the ground—but first, you must uncover the target location.

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What did the romans ever do for us?

Agent, a highly confidential memo was intercepted. It points to a sacred and politically sensitive location featured in a covert operation. Your mission: decode the destination before it's redacted forever.

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Latest Blogs & Articles

What is a Self-Destruct Message?

Have you ever wished you could bring out your inner secret agent and send a message then watch it vanish into thin air, leaving no trace behind?

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Are Self-Destructing Messages Really Secure?

Once the timer runs out, they vanish! In this article, we break down how they work and whether they truly keep your secrets safe.

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