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    FileSentinel

    FileSentinel

    Simple Python file integrity checker for defensive security

    FileSentinel is an open-source Python tool that helps users monitor folders for unexpected file changes. It creates a baseline using SHA-256 hashes and later compares the folder against that baseline to detect added, modified, and deleted files. It is designed as a beginner-friendly defensive security utility for students, small offices, and anyone learning basic file integrity monitoring.
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    Stegcore

    Stegcore

    A cross-platform crypto-steganography toolkit

    Stegcore combines cryptography and steganography to hide encrypted data inside ordinary files. It encrypts your payload before embedding it, so the hidden content is unreadable even if someone extracts it, and invisible to anyone who doesn't know it's there. Unlike basic steganography tools that hide data without encrypting it, Stegcore ensures the payload is cryptographically protected at rest. Unlike pure encryption tools, the payload isn't even visible. Designed for journalists,...
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