[dropzon3]

I wouldn't expect it to be based on AES I'm assuming its a different algorithm.

That said; its easy to make a crypto system you cannot break; its much more difficult to make a crypto system no one can break. That was one of the first things I learned when I started learning crypto theory in university.

If you're system can't hold up to public scrutiny then I wouldn't trust it to be used for anything at all.

EDIT though perhaps a discussion on this would be better in another thread.

EDIT2: also I don't care about penetrating your system; I'm commenting on the security of the algorithm itself which may be broken