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User-friendly and proficient Java program to keep passwords in encrypted databases. High security standard and data safety measures. Storage of huge text documents and sets of images feasible. File format relies on "Password Safe" V3 files (Twofish-CBC). Compact cross-platform program with PORTABLE modus, ideal for USB sticks, Linux, Mac, etc. Requires Java JRE 1.8 or higher The Password Safe database library is available at project PWSLIB3. For license/usage questions visit the Wiki pages!

Composed of a Java steganographic library and GUI to use steganography. Primarily intended for research communities on security and steganography to implement new dissimulation and steganalysis algorithms. More information at www.hidereveal.org

Implementation of block parity for hiding data in bi-level pbm images in java. Increasing the security of stenography by using a random symmetric key for embedding and extraction of data from image. The project also has a PBM viewer in java and ascii viewer which shows the pbm images in ascii format.This project uses binary coded pbm images. Research paper : http://arxiv.org/abs/1304.1683 Key mechanism is not functional and program have bugs which are to be fixed.

Based on the free text to image service: http://img4me.com/ You can convert text formatted email address or message into image, and send a shorten URL to share with your friends, so the search engine could not catch these information in a easy way.

This project provides a java implementation of the Captcha project ( see http://www.captcha.net ). A CAPTCHA is a program that can generate and grade tests that: -Most humans can pass. -Current computer programs can't pass.

Black scalpel is an advanced graphical (Swing gui) security and analysis tool written in Java, C and Assembler (platform independent). Current stage is early alpha, many features are still missing. Use SVN!

raw2vmdk is an OS independent Java utility that allows you to mount raw disk images, like images created by "dd", using VMware, VirtualBox or any other virtualization platform supporting the VMDK disk format.

ContraCaptcha is a Java-based libary for solving (image-based) captchas. It provides classes for image processing and character recognition. It also includes solvers for some of the popular captcha-systems in use DISCLAIMER: only for learning purpose (;

This tool will anonymize images by destroying the Photo Response Non Uniformity (PRNU) pattern. It can also remove or forge the PRNU patterns, without having a (negative) impact on the quality.

Thumbnail steganography creates a thumbnail from a source image and stores data in it by altering it's color channels. To decipher the data, a new thumbnail is made from the original image and the differences between the pixels are calculated.

This project provides a simple Java-based steganography tool that can hide a message inside a 24-bit colour image so that knowing how it was embedded, or performing statistical analysis, does not make it any easier to find the concealed information.

Cherubim takes a snapshot of the computer screen and stores the image in a log file. The log file can then be played back like a movie.

An Iris Recognition system written in Java. Acquires an image, locates the iris and produces a unique 'iris profile' for it. Will be fully supported by its own GUI but potentially linked into other applications, such as xlock.

FIRA2 hides a file (any file) into a standard bitmap image file (*.bmp) to ensure the security of the data file from unauthorized personnel...

Quickly encrypt and decrypt your files with Petri. View encrypted text and image files containing your passwords or other sensitive information. Petri is written in Java and therefore runs on any operating system supporting the Java Runtime Environment.

Sanctum allows you to run virtual servers on your computer so you can test the security of software by actually breaking into it. Developers just create a virtual server image and let hackers download it and try their hardest to find exploits.