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    Picocrypt NG

    Picocrypt NG

    A very small, very simple, yet very secure encryption tool

    Picocrypt NG is a free, open-source file encryption utility that continues development of the original Picocrypt project. It protects individual files and folders using authenticated encryption and password-based key derivation. Users can secure information with passwords, keyfiles, or both. Its PCV3 format provides modern encryption while retaining support for reading older Picocrypt volumes. Optional Paranoid Mode adds another encryption layer for additional protection. Reed-Solomon error...
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    Pasword generator RORG

    Pasword generator RORG

    Securely generate passwords using UTF16 and Random.org

    This application offers the ability to generate passwords using atmospheric noise withthe service random.org or fully local key creation. The application generates random characters from the entire UTF-16 range and converts them into one long string. INSTALATION: No installation is needed. Simply extract the folder PR-RORG.zip and use it. The application keeps its settings (including the API key) in its folder located within C: Program Files. Frequently asked questions (FAQs) in...
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