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BeeBEEP is a free, open-source, peer-to-peer (P2P) desktop LAN chat and office messenger built with end-to-end encryption (Rijndael Algorithm, AES). Designed for local area networks, this free cross-platform messaging app enables instant messaging, group chat, and secure file sharing across your office, home, or intranet—completely serverless and offline. Whether you need a private LAN chat application for your team or a secure office communicator over VPN, BeeBEEP operates without central servers or cloud dependencies. ...

Simple Encrypted chat application built with Java. It uses AES-256 bit block cipher algorithm.

This is a chat system composed of a TCP/IP server daemon and its corresponding java client. You can chat with other peers in clear text or AES password-based encryption on your own computer network. The AES encryption and decryption is based on 128 bit key which is reached by padding the resulting SHA256 from your provided password. Simply put, SHA is a checksum that change when a single bit change. When you send a message with a password field, the resulting password checksum is cut at 128 bit which means 16 characters bytes KEY is entered into AES 128 bit encryption and decryption scheme. ...

Does not work because there is no master server! A P2P Messenger which uses JXTA. It provides secure RSA/AES end-to-end encryption and VoIP-Capabilities.

Web Message is a Web Message System. It base on HTTP and JSON. It focus on secure authentication and transfers by modern encryption, as RSA,AES,SHA1,MD5.

j!com is a secure instant messaging system, featuring a classical AIM-like interface, and providing AES encryption for conversations and login.

<b>SicHer</b> is an encryption client that will allow secure chat across the internet using AES and a Diffe-Hellman key exchange.