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'Portfolio Secure' is an desktop application developed using python 3.6.8 and other add-on libaries. Can secure files or folders by encrypting into a unreadable file (.enc) . Portfilio secure has two parts: 1) Folder Guardian - converts folders into unreadable file (.enc) 2) File Guardian - converts files into unreable file (.enc) Compatible only for windows OS.

UFONet - Is a set of hacktivist tools that allow launching coordinated DDoS and DoS attacks and combine both in a single offensive. It also works as an encrypted DarkNET to publish and receive content by creating a global client/server network based on a direct-connect P2P architecture. + FAQ: https://ufonet.03c8.net/FAQ.html -------------------------------------------- -> UFONet-v1.8 [DPh] "DarK-PhAnT0m!" (.zip) -> md5 = [ c8ab016f6370c8391e2e6f9a7cbe990a ] -> UFONet-v1.8...

The tool is useful when you want to encrypt and decrypt texts with password. Encrypted text can be posted online, and can only be decrypted back when correct password is entered.

Simple GUI File Encrypter 128-bit AES in CBC mode and PKCS7 padding, with HMAC using SHA256 for authentication. Requirements: - Python 3.9 - Dependencies are required to be installed, Read the README.txt file for instructions. How To Run The Program: - Windows: Just run GUI File Encrypter.py - Mac / Linux: Open Terminal, navigate to folder with the program files & type "python3 GUI\ File\ Encrypter.py" without the quotes If you need to rename the file you can just make sure the extension stays ".py"

ParaCrypt is software for encrypting and decrypting data with one-time-pads. For convenience the one-time-encryption-pads are created using pre-shared unencrypted files as sources of entropy.

Simple drag & drop file encryption tool. based on python and uses PyCrypto to encrypt the inputted files with AES encryption. Then sqlite database file is generated with a unique key to store the encrypted files and folders in binary blobs for later decryption.

Encryption with symmetric-key algorithm Kirmah - generate keys with exotic chars - redefine key length - key mark to ensure decryption capabilities - mix data - fast with multiprocessing - possible compression - gui on gtk3 - cli tool - python3 DEPENDENCIES : ======== python3, python-gobject, gobject-introspection, pygtk 3 modes are available to encrypt : ======== - compression (full / disabled or only final step) - random (simulate a random order - based on crypted key - to randomize data) - mix (mix data according to a generated map - based on crypted key - with addition of noise) Process is as follow : ======== encrypt : file > [ compress > ] encrypt > [randomiz data > mix data > compress > ] file.kmh decrypt: file.kmh > [ uncompress > unmix data > unrandomiz data] > decrypt > [uncompress > ] file ======== for encrypt/decrypt large binary files, use the fastest alternative : split/merge

A modern secure, robust, multithreaded, exception aware, internationalisable, portable GUI toolkit library designed for mission-critical work in C++ and Python forked from the FOX library. Replicates the Qt API in many places.

This is a simple encryption tool to work with home-grown encryption algorithms. It can run as either a GUI, a command-line application, or a network proxy.

SLEncrypt is a python module for encryption with 11 ciphers at the moment, including ADFGVX, Autokey, Caesar/ROT13, Vigenere, XOR and a lot more. It contains functions allowing you to easily encrypt/decrypt files. The code is about 95% PEP 8 compilant.

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.

Merovingian is very easy to use but powerful GUI interface for GnuPG. It intends to be well integrated with GNOME, but still usable with other desktop environments too.

Snarfzilla was a GUI and web browser for the official Freenet Java server. The first web browser for the dark web. It hasn't been compatible with Freenet for several years and development ceased.