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    Tomb

    Tomb

    the Crypto Undertaker

    Tomb is a minimalistic command-line tool for creating and managing encrypted “tombs,” which are files that act as mountable, private storage vaults. Under the hood it uses Linux dm-crypt with LUKS for strong, disk-level encryption, and separates the key material from the vault itself to improve security workflows. Keys can be protected with passphrases and even hidden via steganography inside innocuous files, giving you options for concealment and off-device storage.
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    BIP39-XOR

    BIP39-XOR

    Encrypt or decrypt 12, 15, 18, 21 or 24 BIP39 codewords array ("seed")

    Encrypt or decrypt 12, 15, 18, 21 or 24 BIP39 codewords array (so-called "seed phrase") using exclusive OR (XOR)/Vernam cipher (a.k.a. One Time Pad). If not input by a user, an encryption key is automatically generated at random. Encryption with such a key preserves integrity of BIP-39 checksums of all keys (that's distinct while also compatible with SeedXOR implementation).
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    antigift

    antigift

    antigift is simple cross-platform, files & folders encryption tool

    antigift could be used for encryption files & folders on USB-flash or HDD partition. Works on Linux (including Android), Windows, Mac OS X, FreeBSD, DragonFly BSD and other on OSes. Do not required installation. Include WIPE tool for wiping free space and tool for recovery forgotten key. See documentation at http://sourceforge.net/p/antigift/wiki/Home/ antigift простой и кросс-платформенный инструмент для шифрования файлов и папок(с ccrypt в качестве основы) Подробности см. на...
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    SES Super-Encypherment Scrambler

    SES Super-Encypherment Scrambler

    SES brings back the uncrackable onetime pad, with a digital twist.

    SES brings back the uncrackable onetime pad, with a digital twist. It is well known that a random key of message-length is the only provably unbreakable cipher. SES uses cryptographic strength pseudo-random keys of message-length for its many encipherments, in addition to offering true one-time pad capability for the intrepid. SES is built on ISAAC, Bob Jenkins' unbroken CSPRNG, a fast and simple stream cipher placed in the Public Domain in 1996. SES now gives you the ability to...
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    The MOTET Cipher & SE Scrambler

    The MOTET Cipher & SE Scrambler

    A tiny, fast encryption tool in C

    MOTET is a tiny, fast super-encipherment application written in C, featuring the new CSPRNG/stream ciphers MOTE and BEDBUG in each of their three variants, as well as the "gold standard" among ciphers, ISAAC. MOTET brings multiple levels of encryption, including a ciphertext-hash, a Vigenere mixing function, a choice of Caesar MOD or Caesar MIX ciphering on the primary key-stream, plus a deeply scrambled "outer shell" as a final super-encryption stage. A unique nonce IV guarantees that...
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    OOS Software Distribution

    OOS Software Distribution

    Various programs accessed through a shell developed by a teenager.

    OOS, or Ozzy's Operating System, is simply a Shell that is currently under development. This "Shell" is not yet standalone; Meaning, it uses some platform-dependent code, and requires the Bash shell to work properly. It currently is only available for mac, but any of you can compile it for your Linux machines. Included with this shell are 3 nonbuiltin programs, which you can install during the installation of the "Operating System." OOS Mimics a UNIX Shell in every way I can think of, and...
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    ENIGMA 2000

    ENIGMA 2000 is a reliable file encrypter for DOS shell

    ENIGMA 2000 is a symmetric cryptographic algorithm developed in C++ for Windows, to encrypt any file. It is not optimized for speed processing but it is extremly reliable. Tests state that a huge input file just with zeros, will return an output file whose frequency analysis is white noise. It uses six phases to encrypt any file and the phases sequence depends on the password. On phase 5, it uses the Rubik's cube paradigm to encrypt the data. It's extremly reliable and the...
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