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QtPass
QtPass is a multi-platform GUI for pass, the standard unix password
QtPass is part of the pass ecosystem. This means you are not stuck with QtPass, you can use the same password store with many clients. Password management should be simple and follow Unix philosophy. With pass, each password lives inside of a gpg encrypted file whose filename is the title of the website or resource that requires the password. These encrypted files may be organized into meaningful folder hierarchies, copied from computer to computer, and, in general, manipulated using standard... -
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GoldBug - Encrypted Communications
Chat Messenger. E-Mail-Client. Websearch. Filetransfer.
GoldBug is a decentralized & secure communication suite that offers an integrated e-mail client, an instant messenger & a file transfer. Also included is an URL-RSS-DB & a p2p web search. Current vers. w/ McEliece Algorithm. GoldBug has been 2013 - 2023 ten years just another Graphical User Interface of the Spot-On Encryption Suite. Main GUI features: Minimal & colorful Interface with Tabs in the East. Microsoft & Qt MinGW deprecated Win32 & for Compiling: ●... -
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Namecoin
Distributed Naming System
Namecoin is a peer-to-peer generic name/value datastore system based on Bitcoin technology. Allows you to: * Securely register and transfer arbitrary names (keys), no possible censorship! * Attach values (data) to the names (up to 520 bytes). * Trade and transact namecoins, the digital currency NMC. Use case examples: [Name] => [Value] DNS: domain_name => domain_zone_configuration Identity: user_name => user_public_identity (email, name, gpg key, etc) Timestamping: document_hash... -
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Micrometer CNC 4 Raspberry Pi3
A debian image with linux RT kernel, OpenCV345, ROS, and LinuxCNC
This OS is a configured version of Raspbian (debian OS) that focuses on 3D printing, CNC controllers, and CAD/CAM applications. It includes many tweaks to get the GPU acceleration on webGL, VLC and Flash video for example. Since rc2, we now use F2FS for /home to improve sdcard performance. It was load tested on the pi2, pi3, and Pi3B+. It is based on a stripped down MATE desktop, and is intended to be shared along with the documented hardware projects. Please use the GPG key posted on the home... -
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gpg-remailer
forwards re-encrypted PGP/GPG mail to a group
Gpg-remailer has moved to GitHub, and can now be reached at https://fbb-git.github.io/gpg-remailer/ Please refer to github's location for the latest archive and releases. -
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File Crypter is a Simple program, that is able to encrypt your files and decrypt them. A version of File Crypter is included as an example in the xCrypter Library and is called "ncrypter" which is short for "new crypter".
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CryptEyes (CBS) permet de crypter tout type de fichier, que ce soit un fichier texte, un mp3 ou encore une vidéo, CBS sait tout crypter et si la clef est bonne il la restitue parfaitement.
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Black Hole is a GPG frontend. The GUI has is file browser where you can drag and drop your files for being encrypted.
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