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CryptoDock
CryptoDock is a tool that hosts various crypto. algorithms.
CryptoDock is free multi-platform application written in Java that hosts various hash and modern cryptographic algorithms you can use to protect your sensitive data on your computer. Available cryptographic algorithms: 1. NLSE-1 2. One Time Pad 3. AES Available hashing algorithms: 1. MD5 2. SHA-1 3. SHA-256 4. SHA-512 IMPORTANT: In order to run CryptoDock you need to have Java installed on your computer. Java is free and can be downloaded from - http://www.java.com/ -
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HcryptoJ (Historical cryptology in Java) is a Java based programming library for implementing and analyzing historical ciphers. HcryptoJ is designed to support research and teaching in historical cryptography and computer science. Licensed under GPL.
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CryptoHelper is a Java program designed to aid in the decryption of classical ciphers, ie pre WWII ciphers. It brings together tools like frequency analysis, friedman tests, enciphering/deciphering for several clasical ciphers, and brute force algorithm
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