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Has anyone used AES256 to encrypt and store Highly confidential data in force.com Database. What are the steps to follow? Help me with some insights into private/public keys and certificates, which of these are necessary? Is browser support essential?

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If its just fields, have you considered Encrypted Fields? The Crypto classes should give you the ability to encrypt/decrypt. salesforce.com/us/developer/docs/apexcode/Content/… – techtrekker Feb 15 at 18:27
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Here's some sample code from @metadaddy to get you started salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/1668/… – techtrekker Feb 15 at 18:45
Please clarify your question and/or do more research before deciding what to ask. AES is a symmetric algorithm, for instance, so there is no notion of a public key or certificate. If you're encrypting at the DB level, "browser support" is also irrelevant. – jkraybill Feb 18 at 1:17
Please modify your question, as it's seems it's not clear enough, or too broad to answer. – Saariko♦ Feb 21 at 11:08

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