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Cryptomator
Multi-platform transparent client-side encryption for your cloud files
Cryptomator is a free and open source project that offers multi-platform, transparent client side encryption of your files in the cloud. It works with just about any cloud storage service; is totally transparent so you can work with your files how you normally would; and secure with a 256-bit key length AES encryption. It’s also simple and easy to use with no need for different accounts, key management, cloud access grants or cipher configurations. -
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FileHashler
cross-platform (Java) file encryption and archiving tool
Java based API (library) and console utility for cross-platform file and directory encryption and archiving. Encrypts single files up to 9.2 EB length. Directories can be encrypted as sets of single files in a single action. Uses Twofish (CBC) and SHA-256. Security level is strong and benefits from the PWS3 (Password Safe) encrypted file format. The level can be lowered to 128-bit key-length (normally 256). -
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Ank Zipper
A free and easy-to-use password protected file archiver
Ank Zipper provides you with a lightweight, Java-based application designed to provide security to your documents. Ank Zipper can compress both files and folders and create password-protected archives, in order to prevent unauthorized access to important files. Additionally, it can be used for extracting or simply browsing ZIP files.It includes AES(Advanced Encryption Standard) algorithm to encrypt/decrypt file(s). Ank Zipper is a cross-platform software that can be used on any platform that features Java compatibility (e.g. ... -
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CrococryptFile
An encryption tool for creating file archives
...=Crypto Suites= For a full list of and details about supported crypto suites, please visit the CrococryptFile Homepage. Examples: - Password-based encryption (following PBKDF2) with AES-256, Twofish, Serpent, ... - Public key encryption using GPG/OpenPGP, Windows Keystore/CAPI with RSA/X.509 certificates - Cloaked (headerless) Password-based Encryption (AES-Twofish-256 cascaded) - ... -
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MicroZip
Create,extract and encrypt ZIP,GZIP,TAR,BZIP2,TAZ files on Java mobile
MicroZip is a powerful file compression and encryption utility for mobile phones which allows you to create and extract compressed archives in multiple formats and encrypt sensitive information with powerful AES-256 encryption. MicroZip can create and extract ZIP,TAR,TGZ,TBZ2 archives and extract many other formats as JAR,GZ,BZ2,TBZ,WAR,BZIP2,GZIP,Z,TAZ,CBZ etc. MicroZip allows you to extract selected files without extracting the whole ZIP archive. MicroZip also supports encrypted ZIP... -
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ZipSnapNG
Portable multi-platform backup tool with advanced features
ZipSnapNG is a portable multi-platform backup tool which, despite its simplicity (200Kb and no installation required), provides advanced features such as incremental backup, data deduplication, encryption and configurable retention. It may run through the command line or within a graphical interface. -
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JDownloader Password Decryptor Portable
Decrypts JDownloader ejs files (works with Beta install too)
JDownloader Password Decryptor Portable is the SecurityXploded's JDownloader Password Decryptor packaged with a PortableApps.com launcher as a portable app, so you can extract passwords from your JDownloader from this program on your iPod, USB flash drive, portable hard drive, etc. It has all the same features as JDownloader Password Decryptor, plus, it leaves no personal information behind on the machine you run it on, so you can take it with you wherever you go. -
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SafePassDB
Protect your personal data with SafePassDB.
...SafePassDB is a free multi-platform software application written in Java programming language that will enable you to protect all of your personal data with one "Master Password" using AES (Advanced Encryption Standard). SafePassDB is light weight and super easy to use! Current version of the software uses 128 bit AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) algorithm, which is a standard by U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), for protecting your personal data. IMPORTANT: In order to run SafePassDB you need to have Java installed on your computer. ... -
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Command line tool written in Java, that automaticly unpacks (password protected) RAR-Archives or multi-part RARs, if all belonging files are complete. It is designed to do unrar jobs on Linux-based NAS-Devices when downloading from Rapidshare & co.
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A plattform independent encryption-tool with a simple user interface (swing/java). It uses 'Password Based Encryption' (PBE) to encrypt and/or decrpyt files on the filesystem. Encryted files will also be compressed using the zip-format.
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