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pidCrypt is no longer maintained! pidCrypt is a crypto library offering modular cryptographic functions in JavaScript. Supports: AES (CBC & CTR Mode), RSA, MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-384, SHA-512, ASN.1, Base64, UTF-8. The AES-CBC mode is compatible to OpenSSL.
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No longer maintained. A Firefox Add-on that enables true privacy by design web applications. Encryption and decryption takes place in the Add-on. In contrast to JS crypto solutions there is no way for web scripts to tamper with this regardless of their origin.
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---- MOVED TO GITHUB! ---- An extensive and efficient set of cryptographic functions written in Javascript. The library aims to obtain maximum execution speed while preserving modularity and reusability. AES, SHA2, Fortuna PRNG, SRP auth, ...
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Project contains a deployable product with the following vision: To provide a means for people who need to talk, to find someone who is willing to listen. included: rating system, anonymous chat and email, mambo cms, crypto, user queues. (dr phil + ebay)
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Two projects in one: easy to use javascript shopping cart and RSA-type javascript browser-based public-key encryption. Ecommerce without cgi!
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