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TruPax generates TrueCrypt
compatible container files from arbitrary sets of files and folders.
Such files match exactly the size of the contained material and can be mounted
via TrueCrypt, but also directly extracted by TruPax itself. Latter also works
for containers formatted with FAT32 by TrueCrypt itself (thanks to
fat32-lib). For all of that
there are no administrator rights required when using TruPax.
The generated file system of the containers is UDF 1.02, which is supported by all of the modern operating systems. Most of them also support writing - meaning files in a container can also be deleted or new ones added. TruPax also wipes files after container generation, or just as a separate action. You also invalidate any TrueCrypt container with it very quickly. TruPax (screenshot) is completely written in Java, but a JRE is only needed on Linux. Installation is simple and optional, thus Trupax is also highly portable. Next to the UI there is also a command line version, and with it TruPax can be used in fully automated scenarios. TruPax works fast and also uses all available CPU cores. Containers get generated in just one pass. The software is free to use. Source code is published for verification ("trust is good, mistrust is better"). TruPax is a completely independent implementation of the TrueCrypt logic and shares not a single line of code with latter. If you want to use the TruPax technology in your own applications, the SDK is the right starting point. Documentation and examples explain the usage of the API. All of that and more details are in the ZIP file. News and a comprehensive manual are available in the documentation. Suggestions, questions etc are always welcome. Interested? Then just give it a try and download it for |
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| Bad Peggy 1.2 |
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| Bad Peggy scans JPEG images for damage and other blemishes, and shows the
results and image instantly (screenshot).
It allows you to find such broken files quickly, inspect and then either delete
or move them to a different location. Under Linux Java 6+ is required.
Freeware.
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| CuteSocks 1.01 |
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| Small but fully functional SOCKS4 proxy server written in Java. Able to record all of the passing traffic I/O for later analysis. Powerful enough to serve as a regular gateway for clients such as web-browsers. Ready to run on any OS which supports Java 6+. Freeware, published source. |
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| SkeinR 1.00 |
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| An implementation of the Skein hash function in Ruby. All hash sizes (256/512/1024bit) are supported. SkeinR is compatible to the official test vectors. The ZIP also includes unit test cases. Freeware. |
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| BlowfishJ 2.42 |
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| One of the fastest implementations of the Blowfish encryption algorithm in Java. Supports ECB, CBC and CFB modes. Comes with string encryption and stream helpers, demo applications and test cases. Published source, free for non-commerical use. |
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| estreamJ 0.10 |
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| These are Java implementations of the most important ciphers in the eSTREAM contest, which ended in 2008. The goal of estreamJ was mainly to determine speed characteristics of such stream ciphers. The package contains the original Eclipse project with the test cases and an applet to measure the actual performance. The complete source code is included. |
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