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Implements encryption as a core security measure for user data.
Ledger is a robust command-line accounting system based on the double-entry method. Ideal for users who prefer powerful text-based tools for managing finances, tracking investments, budgeting, and generating detailed financial reports.
FreeOTFE was a now-discontinued, open-source, on-the-fly disk encryption software that allowed users to create encrypted virtual disks or encrypt partitions and drives. It was designed for portable use, offering strong data security through various encryption algorithms.
Encfs4win is a robust Windows port of the open-source EncFS cryptographic filesystem. It allows users to securely encrypt files and folders on their Windows machines and integrate seamlessly with cloud storage services, offering on-the-fly encryption and decryption through virtual drives.
Seahorse is the default application for managing encryption keys and passwords within the GNOME desktop environment. It provides a graphical interface for handling various cryptographic operations, including GPG key management, SSH key pairs, and securely storing passwords in the GnomeKeyring.
LUKS (Linux Unified Key Setup) is the standard disk encryption framework for Linux, providing a robust and secure method to encrypt entire disks or partitions. It ensures data confidentiality by employing industry-standard encryption algorithms and secure key management practices.
CipherShed is an open-source and cross-platform disk encryption program designed to create and manage encrypted storage containers or encrypt entire partitions/drives. It aims to provide strong data protection with a focus on security and user privacy.
AES Crypt is a robust and easy-to-use file encryption utility that safeguards your sensitive data using the highly secure AES standard. Available for both Windows and Linux, it offers seamless integration with the operating system shell for fast and efficient encryption and decryption.
Money Manager Ex (MMEX) is a free, open-source, cross-platform personal finance software designed for easy money management. It offers tools for budgeting, expense tracking, and financial reporting across various accounts, suitable for beginners and those seeking a straightforward approach.
Syncany was a discontinued open-source file synchronization and backup application designed with a strong emphasis on security and privacy. It offered client-side encryption and allowed users to back up and sync data to various cloud storage providers or even their own servers.
GNU Privacy Guard (GnuPG or GPG) is a free and open-source implementation of the OpenPGP standard, widely used for encrypting and signing data and communications. It provides a robust suite of command-line and graphical tools to protect sensitive information.
ZeroNet is a decentralized, peer-to-peer network designed for building uncensored websites and applications. It leverages Bitcoin cryptography and BitTorrent technology to create a distributed platform where sites are hosted by visitors.