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Trexo PDF Signer is a professional-grade, open-source application designed for creating legally binding digital signatures on PDF documents. Built with enterprise security standards in mind, it provides seamless integration with hardware security modules (HSM), software certificates, and native platform keystores.
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JSignPdf is an open-source Java application that adds digital signatures to PDF documents.
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eMark
Free and open-source PDF signing and verification application.
eMark is a free and open-source PDF signing and verification application – a powerful Adobe Reader alternative that enables you to securely sign, verify, timestamp, and protect PDF documents using: 🔑 USB tokens and HSM (PKCS#11) 📜 PKCS#12/PFX certificates 💻 Windows certificate store Works seamlessly on Windows, Linux, and macOS with an Adobe Reader-like interface featuring professional signature verification capabilities. Built for individuals, enterprises, and government... -
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The SignServer is an application for server side signatures called by other systems. It is flexible and can be customized to specific needs. The SignServer have a ready to use TimeStamp server and signers for PDF, XML, ODF, PGP, OOXML and MRTD (ePassport DS).
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Textcryption
Tiny application which allows encrypting basic text.
Application which allows encrypting text. It is encrypted using own libraries. I think it is a very strong way to encrypt, specially if the text has more than 1 KB. The application reads encrypted bytes from disk, and writes encyrpted bytes to disk, so it never is saved in the hard disk decrypted. JDK-17 compatibility -
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Twinkle
Twinkle is an open-source text editor.
Twinkle is an open source text editor that saves the documents in an encrypted form. -
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sirius signing server
Centralized signing and verification
Sirius-Sign is a signing and verification server with it's focus on high throughput and easy integration into an existinig landscape. For signature creation smartcards with OCF and PKCS11 interfaces are supported. An EJB container is required. -
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GRAMD® Personal Signature
Digital Signature for PDF documents in Spanish
Eng: Digital Signature with x.509 certificates and smartcards for PDFand PAdES format documents in Spanish for Windows OS (8 and 10). Esp: Firma Digital de documents electrónicos PDF en formato PAdES con certificados digitales X.509 y tokens criptográficos en español. -
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Cygnus Editor
Java text editor with AES file encryption.
Cygnus Editor is a basic text-editing program created entirly in Java. And it's most commonly used to view or edit text files (.txt). A text file is a file type typically identified by the .txt file name extension. In Cygnus Editor you can encrypt your text document, so nobody can see the content of your document. Also you can decrypt your document and edit it. -
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UPDATE 2024: Get a new version here: https://github.com/ivoras/EncryptedNotepad2 "Encrypted Notepad" does only one thing, but aims to do it perfectly - a Notepad-like simple text editor where files are saved (and later loaded) encrypted with industrial strength algorithms. Available both for the desktop (as a Java application) and on Android. Unencrypted data is never stored on-disk. Source is released (on SourceForge) under the BSD license.
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Digital signing using a Smart Card
Java code that enables you to sign documents using a smart card.
With this library, you'll be able to access a smart card and extract its information. If the smart card contains a key store, you can use it to create digital signatures. This library currently implements signing of PDF documents using the Belgian eID. -
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PortableSigner is a tool for digital signing (with X.509 certificates) of PDF files
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samizdat
Kerberized Messaging Toolkit for Java
Samizdat is a toolkit for Java for building Kerberos secured distributed, message-oriented applications. The toolkit contains base classes that simplifies the management of Kerberos login contexts as well as flexibly sign and seal messages between principals using the Java GSS API. The toolkit contains Transformation classes for Kerberizing JMS traffic as well as a super-lean HTTP based protocol stack that supports both Synchronous (RPC) and Asynchronous modalities. -
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TextConverter is a graphical text editor allowing the user to encrypt/decrypt the textual contents displayed on the screen using a 128-bit AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) cipher.
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Java Multiplatform project to offer a service to the digital sign of PDF files. Features: - PKCS11 (Smartcard), PKCS12 (Software). - Barcode PDF417. - Timeserver TSA. http://www.sinadura.net
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A very simple file encryption tool. Release 1 is a text editor that saves encrypted files. Release 1.1 will include the ability to convert any file, even binary, to a GEF (Gulosh Encrypted File). Release 2.0 brings the strong encryption into play.
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BMPE stands for Bitmap Editor and is an cross platform open source application written in java for editing and extracting messages from BMP files.
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An encryption/decryption engine which can encrypt any file(text, pdf , doc, rtf , gpg , mp3 , mp4 etc..) or any data on your PC such that only you with the valid password can decrypt it.Also it will compress the file while encrypting it.
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Free Version - Krytponite Free provides 2048 bit encryption on any type of file as text, pdf, mp3, etc. This implementation is platform independent and uses an apache-tomcat server, and runs all computers (Linux, PC, and Mac).
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jCryptPad stores text informationen hierarchical, e.g. passwords, important texts etc. The data is saved in a encrypted xml file. Encryption is done with the AES algorithm. Additionally a password generator and a text encryption editor is also included.
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KeyStone is an editor program for Java keystore files, licensed under the GPL. KeyStone may help make your life easier if you're working with symmetric cryptography in Java.
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Suite of services and tools for handling PKI requirements. The initial list of programs contains: 1) a viewer/encoding converter for X.509 certificates, 2) a viewer/editor/generator for PKCS#7 and 3) a viewer/editor/generator for various keystores types.
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PortableNotary permits you to verify pdf signature. Is OS independent and can be used from command line.
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INTIX-JSIGNER is a java web application for signing documents (XML and/or PDF) of unattended way and in the server side. It has as main modules the following: Authentication, XML and PDF Signing and Keys and Certificates Management.
