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    cracking-actions

    cracking-actions

    a bruteforcer that can crack variety of files such as zip,rar & more

    cracking-actions is an open source software that allows you to crack passwords, files, etc... ,it targets windows and linux
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    MLCrypt

    Simple, lightweight, standalone command-line single file encryption.

    Simple, lightweight, cross-platform (Windows / Linux / ARM6 Linux), cross-arch (x32 / x64), standalone command line file encryption program. GnuPG is probably the best application for cross-platform encryption. However, its usage on Windows PCs may be inconvenient (installation administrator rights; large executable size for perhaps just a one-time file decryption, complicated command-line switches for stronger encryption).
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    PasswordBox

    PasswordBox

    A console-mode program that will keep all your passwords safe

    ...This program is written by Mateusz Viste, and uses the AES implementation of Chris Brown to handle all encryption/decryption processes. PasswordBox is available for the following operating systems: DOS, Windows, Linux. Remember, that if you forget your master password, you will have no way to recover the database content. Usage: pbox [--help] [--dump] --help displays a help screen (any unsupported parameter will display it, too) --dump lists all the data of your encrypted database onscreen
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    A smart card-based public key cryptography system based on elliptic curves, using AES for session key generation and SHA for hashing. This project will include the smart card software, terminal software, and a public key server.
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    A Macro for viewing and removing metadata and hidden data from OpenOffice.org Writer documents.
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    It's a program who encript all files on two steps. Infinit passwords. The files have got the exactly size who before (in the mode A).
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    An extremely versatile neural net. Hopefully.
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