OpenSourceEncryptionSoftware - Revision history

Wolf0: /* Home page, Download, Donation, and Documentation */

2013-07-03T23:55:44Z

Home page, Download, Donation, and Documentation

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	===Home page, Download, Donation, and Documentation===		===Home page, Download, Donation, and Documentation===
	[http://www.xorsplit.com/ xorsplit.com]		[http://www.xorsplit.com/ xorsplit.com] (Down)

	===License===		===License===
	[http://www.xorsplit.com/xorsplit.c BSD-style Open Source License requiring		[http://www.xorsplit.com/xorsplit.c BSD-style Open Source License requiring

Hulten: stub for the very obvious encryption tool gpg

2013-01-13T12:06:46Z

stub for the very obvious encryption tool gpg

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	xorsplit-p file.3 file.1 outfile -- same, after using the password to decrypt		xorsplit-p file.3 file.1 outfile -- same, after using the password to decrypt

			==GNU Privacy Guard==
			===Description===
			GnuPG allows to encrypt and sign your data.

			===Homepage===
			[http://www.gnupg.org/ gnupg.org]


	[[Category:Technical]]		[[Category:Technical]]
	[[Category:Open Source]]		[[Category:Open Source]]

Hobs: /* License */

2012-01-09T03:51:00Z

License

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	===License===		===License===
	[http://www.~~openssl~~.org/~~source~~/~~license~~.html ~~Dual licensed under two BSD style open source licenses~~.]		[http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU General Public License.]

	==Tomb==		==Tomb==

Hobs: /* HomePage */

2012-01-09T03:46:10Z

HomePage

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	===HomePage===		===HomePage===
	[http://~~www~~.~~openssl~~.~~org OpenSSL~~ Project]		[http://ccrypt.sourceforge.net/ Ccrypt Project on SourceForge]

	===License===		===License===
	[http://www.openssl.org/source/license.html Dual licensed under two BSD style open source licenses.]		[http://www.openssl.org/source/license.html Dual licensed under two BSD style open source licenses.]

Hobs: /* Description */

2012-01-09T03:43:52Z

Description

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	==CCrypt==		==CCrypt==
	===Description===		===Description===
	`CCrypt` is a linux command-line utility by Peter Selinger[http://~~users~~.~~sourceforge~~.~~net~~] that replaces the Unix `crypt` command. `CCrypt` is much more secure than `crypt`, ~~utilizing~~ the same encryption algorithm as AES and SSL (the ~~Rijndael block cipher). This is the same algorithm used by~~ the US government ~~as well as~~ the commercial banking industry. The command line syntax for ccrypt is a bit simpler than openssl because it doesn't require the user to select an encryption algorithm or name the output file, ~~just~~ specify the ~~encryption~~ direction (encrypt or decrypt).		'''CCrypt''' is a linux command-line utility by Peter Selinger[http://www.mathstat.dal.ca/~selinger/] that replaces the Unix ''crypt'' command. '''CCrypt''' is much more secure than ''crypt'' because it uses the Rijndael block cipher, the same encryption algorithm as AES and SSL, the algoirthms of choice for the US government and the commercial banking industry. The command line syntax for '''ccrypt''' is a bit simpler than ''openssl'' because it doesn't require the user to select an encryption algorithm or name the output file, but merely specify the direction (encrypt or decrypt).

	===Download===		===Download===

Hobs: /* Description */

2012-01-09T03:34:45Z

Description

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	==CCrypt==		==CCrypt==
	===Description===		===Description===
	`CCrypt` is a linux command-line utility by Peter Selinger ~~(selinger at~~ [http://users.sourceforge.net]) that replaces the Unix `crypt` command. `CCrypt` is much more secure than `crypt`, utilizing the same encryption algorithm as AES and SSL (Rijndael block cipher), the algorithm used by the US government ~~and~~ the banking industry. The command line syntax for ccrypt is a bit simpler		`CCrypt` is a linux command-line utility by Peter Selinger[http://users.sourceforge.net] that replaces the Unix `crypt` command. `CCrypt` is much more secure than `crypt`, utilizing the same encryption algorithm as AES and SSL (the Rijndael block cipher). This is the same algorithm used by the US government as well as the commercial banking industry. The command line syntax for ccrypt is a bit simpler than openssl because it doesn't require the user to select an encryption algorithm or name the output file, just specify the encryption direction (encrypt or decrypt).

	===Download===		===Download===
	Download the source code version of your choice at [http://ccrypt.sourceforge.net downloads] such as [http://ccrypt.sourceforge.net/download/ccrypt-1.9.tar.gz v1.9]		Download the source code version of your choice at [http://ccrypt.sourceforge.net downloads] such as [http://ccrypt.sourceforge.net/download/ccrypt-1.9.tar.gz v1.9]

Hobs: /* Download */

2012-01-09T03:31:58Z

Download

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	`CCrypt` is a linux command-line utility by Peter Selinger (selinger at [http://users.sourceforge.net]) that replaces the Unix `crypt` command. `CCrypt` is much more secure than `crypt`, utilizing the same encryption algorithm as AES and SSL (Rijndael block cipher), the algorithm used by the US government and the banking industry. The command line syntax for ccrypt is a bit simpler		`CCrypt` is a linux command-line utility by Peter Selinger (selinger at [http://users.sourceforge.net]) that replaces the Unix `crypt` command. `CCrypt` is much more secure than `crypt`, utilizing the same encryption algorithm as AES and SSL (Rijndael block cipher), the algorithm used by the US government and the banking industry. The command line syntax for ccrypt is a bit simpler
	===Download===		===Download===
	~~Visit~~ [http://ccrypt.sourceforge.net]		Download the source code version of your choice at [http://ccrypt.sourceforge.net downloads] such as [http://ccrypt.sourceforge.net/download/ccrypt-1.9.tar.gz v1.9]

	or in a ~~debian linux flavor~~ just execute		or in a Debian distribution like Ubuntu just execute

	sudo apt-get install ccrypt		sudo apt-get install ccrypt

Hobs: /* FAQ */

2012-01-09T03:29:02Z

FAQ

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	===FAQ===		===FAQ===
	[http://~~www~~.~~openssl~~.~~org/support~~/faq.html FAQ]		[http://ccrypt.sourceforge.net/faq.html FAQ]

	===HomePage===		===HomePage===
	[http://www.openssl.org OpenSSL Project]		[http://www.openssl.org OpenSSL Project]

Hobs: added ccrypt with usage examples

2012-01-09T03:25:50Z

added ccrypt with usage examples

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	There is a small shell script that automates the whole process of 1) decrypting wallet 2) launching Bitcoin 3) encrypting the wallet afterwards and cleaning up the unencrypted bits. [http://lorelei.kaverit.org/bitcoin.sh bitcoin-launch-script]		There is a small shell script that automates the whole process of 1) decrypting wallet 2) launching Bitcoin 3) encrypting the wallet afterwards and cleaning up the unencrypted bits. [http://lorelei.kaverit.org/bitcoin.sh bitcoin-launch-script]

			==CCrypt==
			===Description===
			`CCrypt` is a linux command-line utility by Peter Selinger (selinger at [http://users.sourceforge.net]) that replaces the Unix `crypt` command. `CCrypt` is much more secure than `crypt`, utilizing the same encryption algorithm as AES and SSL (Rijndael block cipher), the algorithm used by the US government and the banking industry. The command line syntax for ccrypt is a bit simpler
			===Download===
			Visit [http://ccrypt.sourceforge.net]

			or in a debian linux flavor just execute

			sudo apt-get install ccrypt

			===Examples===
			To encrypt your wallet:

			ccrypt ~/.bitcoin/wallet.dat

			To decrypt the file created above:

			ccdecrypt ~/.bitcoin/wallet.dat.cpt

			or
			ccrypt -d ~/.bitcoin/wallet.dat.cpt

	===FAQ===		===FAQ===

Xorsplit: added usage examples for xorsplit

2012-01-02T09:45:20Z

added usage examples for xorsplit

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	[http://www.xorsplit.com/xorsplit.c BSD-style Open Source License requiring		[http://www.xorsplit.com/xorsplit.c BSD-style Open Source License requiring
	that the donation address remain unchanged.]		that the donation address remain unchanged.]

			===Usage===
			xorsplit file -- splits the file into file.1, file.2, and file.3

			xorsplit-p file -- same, but requesting a password (no password means no encryption)

			xorsplit file.3 file.1 outfile -- combine file.1 and file.3 into outfile.

			xorsplit-p file.3 file.1 outfile -- same, after using the password to decrypt



	[[Category:Technical]]		[[Category:Technical]]
	[[Category:Open Source]]		[[Category:Open Source]]