'Pandora': A multi-encryption software

Privacy and security have never been more important. The need for these things are on the rise considering that more and more reports of digital theft and massive unsolicited government surveillance are surfacing. The project, Pandora, is a solution created by the proponents to provide an encryption scheme that is a combination of the new and the old. Pandora is an integration of AES-256 and modified ciphers. You can use it to encrypt and decrypt files, just like typical AES encryption, but with the added complexity offered by the ciphers. The system is primarily developed using Java programming language using NetBeans IDE. The program will ask for a file input which will then be processed through multi-level encryption. Running parallel with this, the system will ask for a key which will be used for decryption. The final output will be a ".pxt file". All of these are presented to a user with a graphical user interface (GUI). Added security elements were also implemented to ensure the confidentiality of the files. The key is required to be between eight to thirty-two mixed alphanumeric characters which will then be processed through separate hashing algorithm. This scheme ensures that it would take at least 3 to 3.914349685892112e+43 years to brute force or to perform dictionary attack on the key.