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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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ExLock
File Lock Test Tool
Exlock is a command line tool. The purpose of this tool is to test / debug / tune the creation of other software. Exlock opens in exclusive mode a file passed as parameter. Other processes accessing the file will get a error. The purpose of this tool is to simply evaluate which is the behavior in case of this error. -
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jfilewatcher is 100% java file watcher service to monitor files and folders - with file name patterns. It polls file system to identify new, modified and deleted files. It keeps track all such changes and returns a new event context object when you ask for changes. Look for wiki page to see more details ...
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