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Cryptermite Crack Full Version

Secure data traffic is one of the main concerns when transferring files over the Internet. To avoid your message or your file from being intercepted and opened without consent, you can use Cryptermite.

This particular application relies on some of the most widely used encryption algorithms (AES, Serpent, Twofish, BlowFish, or Triple DES) to encrypt files stored on your computer or text messages you enter in the dedicated box.

It adds the .cry extension to the output file, making it impossible to open without decrypting it with the correct passphrase. Alternatively, you can opt for creating an encrypted executable file. The original file can optionally be wiped after encryption to make sure no one gains access to it.

Encrypting text messages is practically the same: you just enter the text in the dedicated field and the output is instantly generated. Unfortunately, there is no option to save the pasted message or the encrypted text to file.

Aside from encrypting files and texts, Cryptermite comes with a few additional functions related to data encryption and security.

First of all, you can use it to generate private and public RSA key pairs of different lengths. Secondly, you can use it to digitally sign a file or verify its signature, and check a file's integrity by viewing its hash code. And these are just the extra functions visible within the main window.

Additionally, Cryptermite Keygen features a steganography module, which means you can use it to hide files inside images. Also, it comes with a secure LAN messaging tool with support for file sharing, and it allows you to create private forums for offline conversations.

Last but not least, the application includes a pretty straightforward password manager. It's accessed from the tools menu, allowing you to store login details like username, password, email, URL, category, and notes. It's also fitted with a search function for quick identification of items in a large database. You can set a master password so only you have access to the database.

Cryptermite gathers several functions related to data encryption under the same hood, which many might enjoy. Another plus is that it uses random initialization vectors, meaning it creates different encrypted data even if you encrypt the same content.

The only thing to reproach it is the interface layout, and the way features are accessed. Hosting so many different functions requires a more rigorous organizing, both in the menus and the main window.

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