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JSignPdf
Add digital signatures to PDF documents - GUI and CLI, cross-platform
JSignPdf is a free, open-source Java application for signing PDF documents with digital certificates. It provides a graphical desktop interface for everyday users and a command-line mode for scripted and server-side workflows. Supported capabilities include PKCS#12 keystores, smartcards and hardware tokens (PKCS#11), Windows keystore integration, visible signatures with custom images and positioning, timestamp authority (TSA) support, OCSP/CRL revocation checks, certification signatures,... -
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Fileprivacy
Fileprivacy easily encrypts your files
...#######BETA 2####### Bugfix - Beta 1 stopped working if filename was too short or long - added .exe file ####### NOTE ####### This is an early beta implying there are some issues left. The Keygenerator stops working if you change the algorithm after setting the keylength. It has to be restarted for further use. Because there are no start scripts, yet, you have to start Fileprivacy from console by typing: java -jar Fileprivacy-1.0_<version>.jar ####### ALSO NOTE ####### The author of this software is not responsible for the safety of your data. There is no guarantee that one or more of the implemented algorithms cannot be compromised. -
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The PKI Framework (PKIF) is a cross-platform library for performing PKIX-compliant certificate processing. It includes support for SCVP, OCSP, CMS and Timestamps. It uses Windows CAPI, NSS or Crypto++ for cryptographic services and hardware support.
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