AES Crypt is a widely popular software product available on Window, Mac, and Linux that makes it very easy for users to securely encrypt files. Since 2007, AES Crypt has been under continual development and improvement. The new AES Crypt v4 — is the most powerful version to date.
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libaes: Library implementing the AES block cipher (FIPS 197) and AES Key Wrap (IETF RFC 3394) and AES Key Wrap with Padding (IETF RFC 5649) [source]
libgcm: Library implementing Galois Counter Mode (GCM) and GHASH as documented in NIST SP 800-38D [source]
secutil: Various security utilities, including code to securely erase memory [source]
bitutil: Bit-oriented utilities, including shifting, rotation, and byte order [source]
stf: Simple Test Framework to perform unit testing [source]
libhash: Hashing Library implementing SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-384, SHA-512, and HMAC [source]
libkdf: Key Derivation Functions (KDF), including ACKDF, PBKDF1, PBKDF2, and HKDF [source]
secutil: Various security utilities, including code to securely erase memory [source]
bitutil: Bit-oriented utilities, including shifting, rotation, and byte order [source]
stf: Simple Test Framework to perform unit testing [source]
logger: Library to allow developers to emit logging messages to the console, syslog, or any custom receiver [source]
netutil: Library of various network utilities, including code to ease reading and writing into a buffer intended for network transmission [source]
bitutil: Bit-oriented utilities, including shifting, rotation, and byte order [source]
charutil: Character-related utilities, including code to convert between UTF-16 and UTF-8 [source]
random: Random number library to produce acquire numbers from two independent local sources [source]
conio: Libraries to make it easier to emit output to the console; includes a progress meter [source]
stf: Simple Test Framework to perform unit testing [source]
