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    SafeBox

    SafeBox

    The Best file security app.

    A free and Open-Source File Encryption and Decryption app with GUI (Graphical User Interface) and CLI (Command Line Interface) that help you to protect your privacy well using AES (Advanced Encryption System) with your own password and get a single (portable )encrypted file that can share across internet or unsafe places with peace of mind without any data collection or any extra/hidden processes, It also can keep and encrypt the original file name within the file then while decryption (if...
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    EnigmaGPG Community

    EnigmaGPG Community

    Sending encrypted data through internet web applications.

    Enigma GPG Community allows you to encrypt / sign text and attachments using plugins in browsers, to send encrypted information via any Internet application that can only be understood by the intended recipient ensuring the authenticity, privacy and confidentiality of messages between the sender and receiver . Note the utility that can achieve this project because it aims to meet the global need for privacy on the web. Also applies to any web application that allows text input by the user...
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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