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EasyJCE provides an easy to use interface for encrypting, decrypting, and hashing data for transmission or storage using the Java Cryptographic Extension (JCE). A set of Hibernate user types is included to transparently integrate encryption into the data layer in a JPA/Hibernate environment, ensuring data is persisted in its encrypted form while obscuring encryption and decryption logic from application code. EasyJCE supports most algorithms implemented for the JCE, including those provided by third-party encryption service providers. ...

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The development of JCE providers for the Oracle JDK is complicated due to the fact that JCE providers containing strong cryptography have to be digitally signed by Oracle. This JCE provider 'FakeSigningProvider' enables you to create your own RSA key pair and X.509 code signing certificate. The provider replaces one of the JVM built-in certificates by the custom one. Developers can perform JCE code signing of their own JCE providers using their custom RSA key pair.

Private-key, symmetrical (same password to encrypt and decode) file encryption with 8-bit to 2147483647-bit (2^3 to 2^31) encryption using my own algorithm and my own extension of MD5 (http://blog.robtoth.net/2009/06/tencryption-computer-programming.html

JCEF (Java Cryptographic Extension Framework) is an API that facilitates enormously the use of the cryptographic architecture of Java

JXTA Instant Messenger (J.I.M) is a project that aims to establish a server free, pure P2P Instant Messaging system. It is based on Java, JXTA (www.jxta.org) and the Java Cryptography Extension JCE and provides a nice Swing based GUI.

Being that Sun\'s Java Cryptography Extension (JCE) is not well-documented and has a steep learning curve, the vH Crypto API for Java is being created to abstract the procedures which are commonly used in cryptography.

A Secure Diary Program written in Java and using the bouncycastle JCE Cryptograpic library. It uses a combination of BlowFish and TripleDES (XORed) to encrypt Diary entries.

This project provides an interface to Sun's JCE (Java Cryptographic Extensions) as a JSP taglib. It brings strong encryption algorithms such as AES and Blowfish to your JSP applications. It uses the bouncycastle.org cleanroom JCE 1.2.1 implementation as

A secure PKI-based client/server encrypted chat engine under development in Java. Encryption will be supported via JCE and PKCS#11. A simple Java interface can be implemented by other projects wishing to develop a Java GUI or CLI for the client.