Gryptonite Files

After several years of on-and-off work, the long-awaited update to GPassword Manager is finally available! Gryptonite 3.0 adds several new features over version 2.4, including:

• A completely redesigned encryption scheme that is significantly more secure (AES+CCM) and allows you to use keyfiles in addition to passwords.
• A completely new data access mechanism that makes the "Save" button obsolete. All changes are immediately saved to the database on a background thread.
• Actions can now be undone and redone.
• The interface is more flexible, allowing you to dock the sub-windows and toolbar however you want. It is a much cleaner interface than before.
• Files of any size can now be attached to entries, allowing you to store any arbitrary data in the encrypted database.
• Improved search features, including the ability to find all entries with a compromised password.
• Lots of new keyboard shortcuts to help you do things faster.
• Improved password generator and a new keyfile generator
• Update notification system, so you'll know when there are new releases (switch this on/off in preferences)

In addition too all that, it comes with a bonus application for the technically inclined, called Grypto-Transforms. It is basically a universal hash calculator, or a crypttext transformer, or a base-64/hex converter all rolled into one. It allows you to apply cryptographic transformations like hashing (with all the major hash types) or encrypting using AES+CCM. It also does encoding conversions to/from base-64, hex and ASCII/UTF-8. It was added just for fun, so if none of this makes sense to you, you can happily forget about it and continue using Gryptonite.