An original bruteforce-based encryption/decryption system. BBE was originally conceived to chat with encrypted text on IRC. mIRC and X-Chat support BBE via script addon. BBE can also encrypt MIME encoded files. Blowfish encryption is currently supported.

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GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2)

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Operating Systems

BSD, Linux, Mac, Solaris, Windows

Languages

English, Italian

Intended Audience

Developers, Education, End Users/Desktop, Information Technology, System Administrators, Telecommunications Industry

User Interface

Win32 (MS Windows)

Programming Language

Assembly, C, Tcl, Visual Basic

Related Categories

Visual Basic IRC Clients, Visual Basic Cryptography Software, Visual Basic Archiving Software, Visual Basic Decryption Software, Visual Basic Brute Force Tool, Assembly IRC Clients, Assembly Cryptography Software, Assembly Archiving Software, Assembly Decryption Software, Assembly Brute Force Tool, C IRC Clients, C Cryptography Software, C Archiving Software, C Decryption Software, C Brute Force Tool, Tcl IRC Clients, Tcl Cryptography Software, Tcl Archiving Software, Tcl Decryption Software, Tcl Brute Force Tool

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2004-03-05