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IronBox platform creates "containers" or secure packages to protect data. Each container
has a unique symmetric key, such as an AES-128 or AES-256 symmetric key, associated
with it. Any data placed inside the container is encrypted with that
key, and any data removed from the container is decrypted with that same
key. Each container key is protected using IronBox's proprietary data
protection scheme, which prevents unauthorized entities (including the
IronBox team themselves) from accessing container data. Only entities that have been given explicit access to a container can access the data contained within that container.
Each container has an 64-bit unique integer associated with it for
identification. Containers can be referenced by authorized users using
this identifier. For public use, each container has a random 'friendly
id' associated with it that maps to the container 64-bit integer
identifier. An example friendly ID is "F759622ABCA647BE" or "custom_container_name"
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