RSA/AES Encryption With Self-Destruct

Android App Analysis and Review: RSA/AES Encryption With Self-Destruct, Developed by Roman Kryvolapov. Listed in Tools Category. Current Version Is 1.2, Updated On 27/08/2020 . According to users reviews on Google Play: RSA/AES Encryption With Self-Destruct. Achieved Over 1 thousand Installs. RSA/AES Encryption With Self-Destruct Currently Has 1 Reviews, Average Rating 5.0 Stars

This program is designed to encrypt and decrypt messages using RSA and AES algorithms.
With RSA, a message can be encrypted with a public key, but it can only be decrypted with a private key.
This means that you can send your public key to another person, he can encrypt a message with them, but it can only be decrypted using your private key.
In this case, one public key corresponds to one private key, and a public-private key pair is generated simultaneously.
When using the AES algorithm, only a private key is generated; it serves both for encryption and decryption.
There is a limitation on the maximum message length for the RSA algorithm, so if you want to encrypt a long message, you can either increase the RSA key size, or generate an AES key, encrypt the message with this key, and then encrypt the AES key itself using the recipients public RSA key, when In this case, only the recipient will be able to decrypt the AES encrypted key with the help of his private key and, with the help of it, decrypt the message.
I did not include other algorithms supported by Android in the program, as they are outdated.
You can add keys that you want to use to the program database.
These keys will be encrypted as well, but I do not guarantee that if someone breaks into your phone that that person cannot decrypt them.
For this purpose, the program has 3 buttons at the top, when you press them, the program key database will be erased and the application will close.
When you open the program, it will ask you to enter a password.
Be careful, because if you enter the password incorrectly once, the program will erase all data and remember the entered password as a new one.
When you click on the field with the key, a window will open in which it will be fully visible.
When you click on the field of the original message, a window will open in which you can edit it.
Key generation and encryption and decryption operations can be time consuming.