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    ENIGMA 2000

    ENIGMA 2000 is a reliable file encrypter for DOS shell

    ENIGMA 2000 is a symmetric cryptographic algorithm developed in C++ for Windows, to encrypt any file. It is not optimized for speed processing but it is extremly reliable. Tests state that a huge input file just with zeros, will return an output file whose frequency analysis is white noise. It uses six phases to encrypt any file and the phases sequence depends on the password. On phase 5, it uses the Rubik's cube paradigm to encrypt the data. It's extremly reliable and the...
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    Skein 512-512 hash algorithm implemented in Bash. Prepare to have your CPU pegged, and for simple hash calculations to take around 10 seconds. Hit the Home tab for details.
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    Figaro's Password Manager (FPM) is a GNOME application that allows you to securely store & categorize your passwords, which are encrypted using the blowfish algorithm. It can launch applications using the host names, user names, and passwords you supply.
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