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...A set of Hibernate user types is included to transparently integrate encryption into the data layer in a JPA/Hibernate environment, ensuring data is persisted in its encrypted form while obscuring encryption and decryption logic from application code. EasyJCE supports most algorithms implemented for the JCE, including those provided by third-party encryption service providers. Integrated MAC (Message Authentication Code) support can optionally be used to ensure data integrity and indicate possible data tampering. EasyJCE also provides basic encoding and decoding facilities for transmitting encrypted binary data through mediums which are limited to printable ASCII characters, such as email messages or URL's.

This is the fastest encryption tool for Windows, it allows you to encrypt whole hard drives or incredibile large and multitude of files in the matter of seconds. Now you can quickly protect your files and folders with password and prevent anyone from opening them. Source Code available here: https://asmodatfolderlocker.codeplex.com/ Project is entirely opensource, you can change it if you wish to what suits your purposes best, or send me email to request a new feature. All ideas and propositions are welcome. Requirements: -Windows 7 or later

Codegroup is a Java application that will allow one to convert binary (or text) computer files in to 5 letter codegroups for transmission over email, landline telephones, radioteletype or Morse Code. Codegroup has internal error correction & limited cryptography capabilities. Codegroup : ZZZZZ YBPIL AIAIG FMOPP CPAAA DGNGP GPGPA ADNJN ELJKO ELIMO GEOHF KIFGP IFBCB PKCPI YJMHE PHBHP PPOBH NCOHD AKLLL AGHFP DEGEF LKELC EAIJI ABAGP AHPPO IHHPH OHPDF YNFPB ALEPO KMPKP Once this program has a graphical user interface, an Enigma like subsystem must be devised for data whitening. ...

siggen is a cool email signature generator for encrypted ansi c (confused), brainf*ck, ... signatures. Use it in combination with vi(m), emacs, mutt, pine, or what ever. (tested on Solaris, Linux and Windoze). Optimized only for geeks :-)