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BeeBEEP is a secure (encryption based on Rijndael Algorithm, AES) peer to peer office messenger. You can talk and send files with all your colleagues inside a local area network such of an office, home or internet cafe without a server. BeeBEEP works also with VPNs. This serverless application is indispensable in all those places where privacy and security an essential requirement. For more info visit: https://www.beebeep.net

Now you can quickly, simultaneously issue SSH commands to multiple UNIX servers from Windows. Host names, IP addresses and AES encrypted/Base64 encoded passwords come from a configuration file, dynamically creating GUI labels. Great, fast, SOA tool.

PuTTY Terminal Deployer allows dynamic PuTTY secure shell (SSH) logins to multiple UNIX servers. Host, IP addresses and AES encrypted/Base64 encoded passwords are read from a configuration file. All GUI labels are created dynamically from this info.

NetCrypt is a small Open Source command line file-transfer utility providing authentication, confidentiality and integrity validation while still maintaining top-notch performance and transfer speed between machines. No public key distribution is required: NetCrypt is designed to use a symmetric passphrase with a strong key-derivation-function. NetCrypt seeks to fulfill all those requirements. In it's default configuration, it uses the AES-256-GCM cipher with a PBKDF2 key iteration count...

The SSTCP protocol permits to establish a simple TCP/IP connexion across multiple AES secured channel. Simple but (/so?) secured and strong cryptographic methods are used. OpenSSTCP is the LGPL implementation of the SSTCP protocol.

The Cryptofon is designed to enable safe and secure communication trough a regular PSTN line. It supports narrowband connections (~2400 bit/s and lower).