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...In addition, this project uses the parallel verification tasks provided by the dafny.msbuild MSBuild plugin, and thus requires dotnet 3.0. The tests currently require native implementations of cryptographic primitives and other methods, so they can only be run when embedding this library into one of the compilation target languages supported by Dafny. This repo uses Duvet to directly document the specification alongside this implementation. Refer to the specification for how to install duvet in order to generate reports. By default duvet_report will extract the spec only if it cannot find the compliance directory in the specification repo, but will re-use a previous extraction if it exists.

VaultSync keeps synchronised data backups from one or more computers in an encrypted vault that is locked with a password. It is optimised to operate on a flash or external drive with minimal installation but it can also work on a hosted storage system like Dropbox, One Drive or Google Drive. It is really important that a backup is simple and fast to make. There is no point in having to decide what files are important or what has changed at the time of the backup, or having to manually...

...The simple yet effective encryption algorithm has a password hash, salt key and vigenère cipher key that are changed with every update. The only thing you have to do when updating is to delete the .tsf files and re-enter all your info again so that it can be encrypted using the new parameters. Detailed How-To can be found in the project wiki.

...PwdManager is a free, open source password manager for home users. Good password management is essential to stay safe, on and offline. These days, services and programs are so many and varied that keeping track of your passwords across devices, websites and apps can be near-on impossible. That's where a password manager like PwdManager comes into play.

A pronounceable password generator plugin for KeePass. NOTE: This project has been discontinued. It hasn't been worth it to maintain the project for a while now, so no more updates will be made to the plugin. The algorithm this plugin uses is based off FIPS-181 which was withdrawn by NIST a while back. The proliferation of password managers that seamlessly run on multiple platforms (some of which are free) has also removed almost all advantages of using randomly generated pronounceable passwords. ...

...Just think of you sending a message of extreme confidentiality, someone else fetches it and goes through it. A breach in the security! We can’t allow that to happen. So, virtually every data send over a network is encrypted now-a-days. Let’s look at this now: Vdmbnld!`f`ho !Sdutsohof!whrhunsr!`oe!bnedsr-!une`x!H&l!fnhof!un!rinv!xnt!`o!houdsdruhof!unqhb!ui`u!hr-!inv!un!qsdq`sd!`o!dobsxquhno!rnguv`sd!trhof!B”!5/1!`oe!Vhoenvr!Gnslr/ Qsdsdpthrhudr!; 0/!Lhbsnrngu!Whrt`m!Rutehn/!) This is absolute fuzzy mess! ...

It is a simple password manager for your PC and Smartphone. It works like a text editor and uses a strong cryptography algorithm to generate the end file.

2Pix integrates with Windows to allow you to easily encrypt and hide files in bitmap images, a process called steganography (not to be confused with stenography). Data is stored in the low-order bits of each pixel of an image, so the file is completely hidden from view. Version 1.1 now provides plausible deniability because no unencrypted signature is stored in the image header. It should be impossible to prove an image contains a hidden file (if you use a strong password and only use 1 or 2 bits per pixel component). NOTE: This project has been moved to Google Code. ...

A GnuPG Frontend GUI made in C#. It is compatible with PGP as well so it can be a very useful tool for encryption/decryption. It also incorporates a shell extension so it can be easy to right click and decrypt or decrypt.

...Most people pick a one or two passwords and use them all over the place, which is a really bad idea, and we all feel bad about doing it. I got sick of feeling like this, so I wrote PWM to manage passwords for me. I f