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The Amazon DynamoDB Encryption Client for Python provides client-side encryption of Amazon DynamoDB items to help you to protect your table data before you send it to DynamoDB. It provides an implementation of the Amazon DynamoDB Encryption Client that is fully compatible with the Amazon DynamoDB Encryption Client for Java. The helper clients provide a familiar interface but the actual item encryption and decryption is handled by a low-level item encryptor. You usually will not need to interact with these low-level functions, but for certain advanced use cases it can be useful. ...

...Your secrets remain yours alone, thanks to the powerful `cryptography` library. Why do you need it? Сomplete privacy: No one else can read your secrets. Convenient address book: Easily add recipients and send them encrypted messages. Robust protection: Cutting-edge security algorithms safeguard your data. Simple interface: Easy for anyone to use—no complex settings. Protect your words right now!

Secret File is a free and easy to use encryption/decryption app that can encrypt nearly any kind of file format using passwords. Files can be stored as personal or sent over the internet as confidential as the data of files are securely encrypted at the binary level itself and can be decrypted at any time and anywhere. You can also use multi-level protection for more secureness.

...Very easy in three steps: Send Messages: 1 - Write a messages 2 - With the right mouse button, select enigma cipher 3 - Send the encrypted message Recieve Messages: 1 - Select the message 2 - With the right mouse button, select enigma decrypt Support Tickets: https://sourceforge.net/p/enigmagpg/tickets/

...Using Visual Cryptography the application splits the secret message into two "shadow images" called <<shares>>. Any of the two shares will be embedded into a "normal" image file called by tradition <<vessel>>. You can use a method of hand to send the two vessels to your correspondent. For instance you can post one vessel image on facebook. The other vessel image can be sent as an attachment of an e-mail. The vessel images can be 8-bit gray-level images or 24-bit deep true-color images. Anyone who can correctly spot the two vessels and knows the dimensions of the image containing the secret message will be able to decrypt the secret message using the Cyberbit application.