How can I encrypt my files in such a way that no one will ever be able to access them?
Muh encryption
Carter Allen
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Logan Ward
encrypt with 7zip, hex edit header bytes
Hunter Williams
one time pad (actually the only correct answer, for real)
Jackson Scott
this works well
Cooper Myers
best kind of encryption
Connor Lee
Literally only one-time pad. Even with quantum computing so advanced that you can trivially break regular cryptography, one-time padding will never be broken.
Mason Wright
try overwriting them with random data and then no one will ever be able to access them
Juan Kelly
yes, but that's simply because it theoretically and practically cannot be broken
Aiden Nelson
What's your point?
Aaron Jackson
A one-time pad still allows you to access the file if you have the pad. OP wants *no one* to be able to access it.