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...Requirements: - Python 3.9 - Dependencies are required to be installed, Read the README.txt file for instructions. How To Run The Program: - Windows: Just run GUI File Encrypter.py - Mac / Linux: Open Terminal, navigate to folder with the program files & type "python3 GUI\ File\ Encrypter.py" without the quotes If you need to rename the file you can just make sure the extension stays ".py"

https://www.garanet.net/it-blog/python-password-manager/ A Python3 Password Manager, with encryption and without an Internet connection. How it Works: First Run: PyPWD > Creates Master Key with your master username and password (Do not forget it or modify the config file, otherwise you'll be not able to open your password manager anymore). PyPWD > Saves a DataFrame as an encrypted CVS and all passwords are encrypted too, with key and the master password.

TEncryptor Open Source app Written in Python3 and PyQt4 Licensed under the MIT License When you encrypt a text file or message The User need to choose 3 things 1- Password 2- The order of the letters 3- Four letter/word with specified order

Encryption with symmetric-key algorithm Kirmah - generate keys with exotic chars - redefine key length - key mark to ensure decryption capabilities - mix data - fast with multiprocessing - possible compression - gui on gtk3 - cli tool - python3 DEPENDENCIES : ======== python3, python-gobject, gobject-introspection, pygtk 3 modes are available to encrypt : ======== - compression (full / disabled or only final step) - random (simulate a random order - based on crypted key - to randomize data) - mix (mix data according to a generated map - based on crypted key - with addition of noise) Process is as follow : ======== encrypt : file > [ compress > ] encrypt > [randomiz data > mix data > compress > ] file.kmh decrypt: file.kmh > [ uncompress > unmix data > unrandomiz data] > decrypt > [uncompress > ] file ======== for encrypt/decrypt large binary files, use the fastest alternative : split/merge

Python3 port of Frank Tobin's Python GnuPGInterface incorporating the --keyring and --secret-keyring patch. "Python GnuPGInterface is meant to be a filehandle-concentrating Python interface to GnuPG, the GNU Privacy Guard. It has an API similar to the Perl module GnuPG::Interface" and identical to the Python2 module GnuPGInterface.