File Encryptor.com: Online File Encryption
http://file-encryptor.com/
Sold at Public Auction
$125
Bidding History: 2 bids- Started:
- Wed, Jul 22, 2009
- Completed:
- Fri, Jul 31, 2009
Website Statistics and Collected Data
Site Visibility
| Google PageRank | 0 |
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| Alexa Rank | 2,555,807 |
| Links in Google | 4 |
| Links in Yahoo! | 344 |
Domain
| Registration Date | 10th Nov, 2007 |
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Compete Stats
| Compete Ranking | 0 |
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| Trust | 0 |
SEMRush Stats
| SEMRush Rank | 0 |
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| Keywords in Google | 0 |
Site Content
| Possible Copies Found | -1 |
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Description
File-Encryptor.com is a web-service providing a unique facility to upload files and download an encrypted version; and decrypt in a similar manner. It can be used to encrypt data to be sent by e-mail, for example. It is used by people who would like a quick way to secure data, without having to download additional software.
The service relies on a secret method, using a secret key-salt. This means that files encrypted with File-Encryptor (FE) can only be decrypted with the service, providing the correct password. The webservice will be provided as is viewable, along with the database records.
The website is also made available in two other languages: Italian and Spanish, although these are web-tool translations. Approximately 25% of traffic view the alternative language pages.
Sale also includes two domains: file-encryptor.com and file-encrypter.com
Revenue Details
$20 /month
Google AdSense: $8 /month
Text Link Ads: $8 /month
TNX; $4 /month
Traffic Details
~650 unique visitors /month
~1,000 unique visitors /month
42% from search engines (top terms: "file encryptor" "encryptor", "online file encryption" and "online decryption tool")
42% from referring sites (including InfoEncrypt.com which has an long-term active link exchange). Traffic from sites such as makeuseof.com is also significant: File-Encryptor has been featured on "40 Unusual Websites You Should Bookmark [2]" at http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/40-unusual-websites-you-should-bookmark-2/.
Other traffic is direct.
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Claimed Traffic
| Page Views Per Month | 1,000 |
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| Uniques Per Month | 650 |
Claimed Financials
| Gross Revenue (per month est) | $20 |
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| No profit is being claimed. | |
| Warning: The seller has provided estimates (read more) | |
Monetization Methods
| Advertising Sales | Yes |
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| Product or Service Sales | No |
| Affiliate Income | No |
Site Uniqueness
- Content is claimed to be unique
- Design is claimed to be unique
Seller
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Is this site pr 0?
Does the sale include InfoEncrypt.com
Yes, the site is PR0. It used to be PR4, but I believe that Google took the PR away because of TNX use. If PR is important to you, you could easily move the site to another domain, if you wish. However, earnings from TLA have remained relatively unaffected (actually rising, this projected month).
No, InfoEncrypt.com is an independent site.
Thanks,
Brendon.
may i know what u mean TNX use?
TNX.net is a web service paying you to place links on your website, for others to use for SEO. Using it runs the risk of getting blacklisted from Google's PageRank standpoint, as File-Encryptor.com has. It tends not to affect search engine position, from File-Encryptor's and my other sites' experiences. You could choose not to use TNX; it will not affect the income greatly, but does not guarantee the re-installment of PageRank for some time. Text Link Ads (TLA) is a similar service, but generally have better quality and long-term links.
Thanks,
Brendon.
What cipher and what implementation library is the site using for encryption?
Why can the data only be decrypted using the site?
What is stored in the database that is going to be provided?
Thank you.
It's an MD5-based block cipher similar to what you can find here: http://www.jonasjohn.de/snippets/php/md5-based-block-cipher.htm. There are probably better solutions, and changing to another solution should be simple if you have some PHP experience.
Data can only be decrypted with the site because the site holds two key salts required to decrypt. One is a global key salt, and the other is one of 65,535 key salts elected at random. Files can not be decrypted without the correct key combination, and the correct password.
The database contains the table for the hashing salts, It also contains a table to resolve between passwords and hashes, in the event that it is required.There is a one-record table which stores some statistics.
Thank you,
-Brendon.
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You may have noticed that File Encryptor has a "Talk" page. This is a separate peice of software, and I will provide the source for that and the databases so you can run the talk software on your own page.
Thanks,
Brendon.