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    Damn Safe is a basic password manager that uses Java's advanced object serialization to encrypt the password database. This program is under the GPL v2 license.
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    A Secure Diary Program written in Java and using the bouncycastle JCE Cryptograpic library. It uses a combination of BlowFish and TripleDES (XORed) to encrypt Diary entries.
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    Password Keeper: Password Keeper will be a program that lets you put all of your passwords in one file and encrypt it easily instead of using a flat file.
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    ObscureEncrypt is a high level security encrypter. It encrypts at three levels, 448 bit Blowfish encryption, Obscurity, high level encryption. Making it almost impossible to decrypt
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