If they are related, then what is his relation to Scott Summers and how does this explain the age gaps between Scott and Professor X?


Question: Is it possible to encrypt a file so that it can not be brute forced?
Answer: The only encryption scheme that is theoretically impossible to brute force is a one-time pad. However, with any modern cipher, it would take millions to trillions of years to brute-force, barring the discovery of catastrophic new cryptanalysis, or -- in some cases -- the invention of quantum computers. This is widely considered Good Enough by those who do not count witches or galaxy-spanning alien civilizations among their adversaries.

If you plan to use TrueCrypt, you have more practical concerns, like software bugs, or a compromised random number generator, or a home full of cameras, or getting kidnapped/arrested and politely asked for your keys.

Why do you ask?