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PCSecrets is a PC application that holds secret text data - protected by a master password and strong encryption. Use it as a password manager or just somewhere to hold any text data securely in one place. It can hold a second, hidden set of secrets that is undetectable and plausibly deniable. The program is also a PC counterpart of the Secrets for Android app. It uses the same data structure and provides synchronization that allows easy transfer of secrets between the two. For those who...

PasswordPurse is a pure java application that stores user credentials in a cryptographic container, protected by a single passphrase. Lightweight design allows deployment on many platforms. PasswordPurse was inspired by Bruce Schneier's PasswordSafe.

A user-friendly, cross-platform utility for managing and accessing your most secret data. It stores passwords and whole files, so it can literally store any information you want to keep secret. Access your most-used passwords/URLs right out of a desktop tray icon. For advanced users, it includes a separate utility called Grypto-Transforms, which has a universal hash calculator with all the major hash functions, generic encrypt/decrypt functions and a base64/hex converter. It's not just...

Password Manager - Manage your passwords and private information in one secure application for web sites, computers, programs. Search, add, edit, delete, print, etc. Java app, runs everywhere. Uses SunJCE crypto.

Not only a Google authenticator for 2-step verification for Java ME enabled phones. This is MIDlet-1.0 implementation of RFC 6238 authenticator - TOTP: Time-Based One-Time Password Algorithm. It's quick, simple and it supports multiple profiles.

deEncrypt is an HTML tool which encrypts arbitrary texts (e.g., password) using AES. It is ideal for use within a business where you have to remember tons of different passwords but not allowed to install any application to help you remember them.

Originally for my school's IT Department, I have now released the source code under the GNU GPL. It supports the random generation of huge numbers of passwords that can be determined in a variety of ways.