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Rymdport
Cross-platform application for easy encrypted file
Rymdport is a free, open-source file sharing application designed for securely transferring content between devices. Formerly known as wormhole-gui, it uses the Magic Wormhole protocol to exchange files, folders, and text. All transfers use end-to-end encryption to protect shared information during transmission. The software supports communication with other compatible Magic Wormhole clients. Its graphical interface simplifies sending and receiving content without configuring traditional... -
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KEIBIDROP
Open another computer's folder as if local; post-quantum encrypted P2P
KEIBIDROP opens a folder on another computer over the internet as if it were a folder on your own computer. This mode is called Teleport: you open and edit the files right away, and each file streams only when an application opens it, so there is no wait for an upload or a download. KEIBIDROP also sends files between two devices with no account and no file size limit, and a dropped connection resumes where it stopped. It runs on Windows, macOS, Linux and Android, and the other person can...
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