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Ever wanted a random key generator? With SimpleKey, you can generate random keys up to 500 characters in length and save them to text files. These keys can be all numerical, alphanumeric, all alphabetical or the previous three plus special characters. You may use your generated key for whatever purpose. SimpleKey also includes a hash table with which to hash strings and files alike. Hash algorithms include: MD4/5, Sha, Skein, Keccak, Grostl, JH, and Blake.

With BinaryCrypt, you can convert between regular text, binary, hexadecimal, octal decimal and decimal. You can convert only decimal (as of right now) to any base up to base 64. You can also save your converted text to a file or open a converted text file to decrypt the message, and perform basic arithmetic in binary. The git repo for the C# code is located at: https://github.com/m1r4g3/BinaryCrypt-.Net

Here is a little utility I wrote to facilitate my work when I have to try methods on deciphering coded messages. Well, of course for all those who do not treasure hunts, it may seem slightly unnecessary. So for them, it can also be used to encode a messa

A set of tools for manipulating and solving pencil-and-paper style ciphers, cryptograms, and related puzzles.

Confiture is the new generation of the cryptographic software, Confiture use the all new innovation cryptographic.

The goal of this project is to design and write comercial quality software and aplications with fully respect to free software (like in "free speach"). The software designed by us will target various fields: from scientific applications to multimedia an

Cooperative Fair Event Outcome Selection in a hostile environment.

StegoGO is an open source software that allows the embedding of hidden data in GO games, using GNUGo. It allows both the embedding of hidden data in an already existing GO game, and the creation of new GO games to hide data.

This ain't your daddy's crypto! We provide a set of C libs and utilities to perform cypherpunk style crypto functions, using your existing OpenPGP keys. Ring signatures; credentials; mental poker; timelines; zero knowledge proofs. Cool stuff!