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Using encryption to secure your code or text. Click File->Run to run your code using Ruby, see the pop up for output. Never save your text or code to disk unencrypted. Don't forget your password. Encryption is error-persistent.
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Commons-SSH is a thin bridge between different Java SSH implementations libraries. It doesn't contain any crypto-related code and created to be used by projects who doesn't want to care about export control regulations (let client to decide)
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The Open Protocol for Access Control Identification and Ticketing with privacY, is a standard suite of Key Establishment and Authentication protocols based on ECC and AES, for optimized contactless transactions and simple PKI based Key management.
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The Secure Java Code Filter (SJCF) provides an ICAP-based filter mechanism for mobile Java code and the signatures applied to it. Administrators can define a centralized policy determining which applications and signatures respectively are allowed.
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JFish is a simple Java implementation of the popular Twofish cryptography algorithm. It allows any application to easily implement powerful encryption, using a single small library and minimal code changes.
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Set of tools and libs for managing structured data in a very flexible way: Imp./Exp. ASCII, XML, SQL, PS, Tex/LaTex, RTF GUI: X-Windows, MS-Windows Interface to C++, DBs, Perl, PHP, Java, TCP/IP LISP-like interpreter written in C++ using C-LIB
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DecodeBase64 does exactly what the title says: it decodes strings encoded with the Base64 algorithm. Source code is provided in both Java and C++.
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Protocol Specification Tool is a system for executable specification, verification and rapid prototyping of cryptographic protocols.
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xPG was about an OpenPGP-GUI in Java. Some source-code is still available for reference purposes. See http://www.cryptix.org/ for a current implementation of OpenPGP for Java.
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Open eSign allows software developers and technical parties in a company to create secure, online (web-based) forms and documents that follow a business process flow and enable legally recognized electronic signatures using digital signature technology.
