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Conscrypt is a modern TLS/SSL provider for Java that replaces the default JCE/JCA crypto stack with one backed by BoringSSL for better performance and security posture. It is implemented as a drop-in SecurityProvider, so applications and frameworks can opt in without changing high-level HTTPS or socket code. The provider focuses on contemporary protocol hygiene—up-to-date cipher suite selection, ALPN, session resumption, and hardened defaults—so Java servers and clients negotiate secure...

...Very easy in three steps: Send Messages: 1 - Write a messages 2 - With the right mouse button, select enigma cipher 3 - Send the encrypted message Recieve Messages: 1 - Select the message 2 - With the right mouse button, select enigma decrypt Support Tickets: https://sourceforge.net/p/enigmagpg/tickets/

A SecureTicket, or Ticket, consists of salt, hash, valid_until, public_flags, flags, data and "invisible" hashed entropy. Tickets are symmetrically signed using SHA256-HMAC. Fields 'valid_until', 'flags' and 'data' may be optionally encrypted using AES128-CBC or TripleAES128-CBC. Values 'data' and 'entropy' may consist of arbitrary objects which are transparently pickled(serialized), optionally gzipped and of course securely signed. Specific implementations are included: FormTicket: provides core implementation of state-less Cross Site Request Forgery protection. ...

BarTex is a system designed to create inexpensive tickets for events. It uses a crypto system to verify tickets using barcodes; thus eliminating the cost of expensive, colorful tickets that cannot be photocopied/forged.