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Password Tech is a powerful password generator capable of generating large amounts of cryptographically-secure passwords, pronounceable passwords, pattern-based passwords, passphrases composed of words, and scripted passwords. Passwords can be stored in encrypted databases along with user names, URLs, notes, etc. Password Tech provides lots of options to customize passwords to the users' various needs, and individual scripting with Lua gives full control over the process of password...

Remme Protocol is a blockchain-based protocol focused on digital key and identity lifecycle management to resolve issues related to cybersecurity, IoT connectivity, data integrity, digital copyright protection, transparency etc. Some of the groundbreaking features include: - Free Rate Limited Transactions - Low Latency Block confirmation (0.5 seconds) - Attribute-based identity and access control - Designed for Sparse Header Light Client Validation - Time Delay Security -...

designed to hide messages in jpg and png images without the requirement for any plain-text files. uses aes256 on data, using an sha256 hash of the password as the encryption key. rotates the password by 1 character, and uses an sha256 hash of that for the random seed for the image pointer access. security and invisibility of data is currently being peer-reviewed (since ~2014). At this point it looks like no vulnerabilities have been identified yet. this will evolve further, but remain...

Sharemind is a secure multiparty computation system that allows you to process data without seeing it. IMPORTANT: The version available on this page is a seriously outdated version that is kept available as an educational tool. More recent versions with more features and better quality are available from http://sharemind.cyber.ee/.

A kind of encryption named "simple stream encrypt". The length of plaintext segment or the length of key is not limited, but must greater than zero. The lengths of every plaintext segment in a process don't require equivalency.