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...It designed to sign any type of files with GOST algorithm (GOST cipher) and will be especially useful for russian ISP's and IT companies which in one way or another have to deal with Roskomnadzor's forbidden sites list to reduce the timewaste while typing in commandline each time you need to sign some file. To use this software you will need to have a ".PEM" file(which exactly used to sign files). If you have your ".PEM" file already - nothing else will be needed. But you can easily make one within this utility. All you need to do this - is a ".PFX"(p12) file. In the openssl folder you'll find an x86 and x64 installation packets of openssl commandline utility which are HIGHLY recommended to use, 'cause this utility was created and tested exactly with those versions of openssl.

You can calculating md5 hashsums, comparing files and hashsums in pairs. If you have backups of one file and you have a md5 hashsum, you can compare your backups against this md5 hashsum. Calculating SHA256 hashes too. This repository will no longer updated! Please take a look at this url: https://github.com/tualatin/winmd5checksum

A Java program to encrypt files and make them relatively safe for transfers across networks. Currently just in commandline form, but an application is in the works.