Sharing a project I’ve been building called T3E .

It converts any file into a .wav audio file using:

• Deterministic frequency encoding
• Signal obfuscation
• Key-based frequency shifting

T3E was built to challenge traditional encryption assumptions — especially in response to:

• Quantum computing
• AI-based reverse engineering
• Memory forensics & low-level analysis

I have a .wav file that contains a fully encrypted Excel spreadsheet.
It plays as normal audio — but is reversible only with the correct key and decoder.

Key Properties:

• No ciphertext or headers (not AES, not base64)
• Audio plays clean, but stores real data
• AI/quantum-resistant — no repeating patterns
• Even with the same key, each encryption produces a unique .wav
• Decryption requires the exact .wav file + key
• Optional memory-free decryption (executes in RAM only)

Not selling anything — just posting to gather early feedback from serious folks in netsec, RE, and crypto.

Appreciate any critiques on:

• Security model
• Weaknesses or edge cases
• Post-quantum viability

Try breaking it — I’d love to see how it holds up.