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iCrypt is an easy to use gui program written in 100% pure python. It implements the Crypto and ezPyCrypto modules to provide secure RSA public key encryption.
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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.
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PyGFS is a reliable and secure distributed file system that runs completely in userspace. It supports x509 certificate authentication, authorization and encryption mechanisms to provide secure access over insecure networks.
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A package of Rijndael, Twofish and Serpent encryption algorithms implemented in x86 assembly. Meant to learn basics of assembly, learn about the algorithms or to be used in a C program.
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Pseudo Random Number Generator (PRNG) frontend using libtomcrypt. It simply writes pseudorandom data (using sober-128, fortuna, yarrow or rc4 algorithm) on standard output. The output may be encoded to base64, base85 or hex or just left binary.
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Figaro's Password Manager (FPM) is a GNOME application that allows you to securely store & categorize your passwords, which are encrypted using the blowfish algorithm. It can launch applications using the host names, user names, and passwords you supply.
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With Tiger Envelopes you can stop snoops from reading your email. Same email client. No extra steps. One click to install on Windows and Linux. Configures Outlook, Thunderbird, and KMail. Supports GPG, PGP, Bouncy Castle encryption.
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A GLib/GTK+ classical encryption analysis and reversal tool that brings together multiple techniques into a single program to aide in decryption.
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epacrypt is a tool to encrypt and decrypt plaintext and binary data using different encryption algorithms which can be chosen from a list.
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Bork is a very small, cross-platform file encryption utility. It is written in Java and designed to be included along with the files it encrypts for long-term storage (eg on CD-R). Its minimal external dependencies make it fairly futureproof.
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Cryptomni is a program which can encrypt and decrypt files using the one-time pad cipher. If a key is truly random, kept secret, and never reused, this encryption algorithm can be proven to be unbreakable.
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stores a free text field strongly encrypted on a cell-phone or PDA using AES encryption with 256 bit -- can be used for storing passwords, pins and other sensitive data
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JFish is a simple Java implementation of the popular Twofish cryptography algorithm. It allows any application to easily implement powerful encryption, using a single small library and minimal code changes.
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JSerpent is an easy to use Java implementation of the powerful Serpent cryptography algorithm. It can be easily implemented into any project, and is complete with ECB, padding, and a simple API.
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JRijndael is a 100% pure Java implementation of the popular Rijndael (aka AES) cryptography algorithm. It's designed to be implemented as easily as possible and features ECB, padding, and a simple API.
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Encryption plugin for Alfresco. Enables the user to crypt and decrypt (it handles the 'pkcs5' MIME-type). This is a component of the IDX-eDOC project (OpenTrust suite), contributed by IDEALX
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Powerful 512bit pseudo random encryption, optimized for the x86-64 architecture. Coded in x86-64 assembly language, this has the potential to be one of the most powerful and fastest file encryption engines to date.
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AES.g is a port of the Advanced Encryption Standard (or Rijndael) to the GPU using a mix of C++ and Cg programming languages. It is portable and built as a class-based program, using OpenGL or DirectX libraries.
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OneKript is a Front-End for the program of disk encryption "on the flye" TrueCrypt, released under license GPL. It has been developed with the environment Kommander for KDE. At the moment is available the version 0.7.2.
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Package for coding and decoding files with Matheos algorithm from commandline or console in Linux/Unix Environment. Based on Keys stored in files or as hardware locks (on devices). Fast and strong coding. Fast encoding.ONLY BINARY PACKAGES FOR NOW!
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B-Trust eDoc is a program built on top of LibDigiDoc a free implementation of the OpenXAdES standard for signing/encrypting files using smartcard tokens. It also contains Openssl and PKCS11 wrapper classes in C++ which might be useful to developers.
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secureDATA is a simple and easy to use encrypted personal information manager. It can store both textual information (passwords, usernames, electronic receipts, etc), and (as of v1.6) files. It uses AES-128 encryption via the Python Cryptography Toolkit.
