... everyone Just shipped Netfox 0.19.1 The certificate card now says how a port is talking, not just who it is. From the same handshake that reads the certificate, it shows the TLS protocol version and cipher a port negotiated and flags an obsolete version, or a key exchange with no forward secrecy. It's clear about the limit: one server's answer to a single negotiation, never the full set it supports. Each device's own OS. A device ...

... CipherLock v1.3 is here. Same promise (client-side, no accounts, no tracking), with the new content and interaction update. FOUR NEW ANCIENT ASIAN CIPHERS Added Yin Fu and Yin Shu from the Chinese Six Secret Teachings (around 400 BC), Mlecchita-vikalpa from the Kama Sutra (around 400 CE), and Shinobi Iroha from the Japanese Bansenshukai ninja manual (1676). The timeline finally reaches beyond the Mediterranean tradition. Yin Shu is essentially Shamir's Secret Sharing, invented 2,400 years earlier ... ... ATLAS: A WORLD MAP OF CRYPTOGRAPHY A new view under the Academy timeline. See where each cipher

... vault is encrypted and decrypted automatically from there. No second password to remember per file or folder. What it does: Fully offline no cloud, no server, no account required Three encryption layers by default (AES-256-GCM, ChaCha20, rotor cipher), a fourth can be enabled with one click Argon2id key derivation to harden against brute-force attacks RCX files send a file so only one specific, pre-confirmed contact can open it, verified once through a secret word, never needed ...

... runs from the Spartan Scytale (650 BC) all the way to modern cryptography, with four new entries: Diffie-Hellman (1976), RSA (1977), AES (2001) and ChaCha20 (2008). It finally tells the public-key story, not just the classical ciphers. MORE IN THE TOOL New cipher

... Hi Product Hunt community! We're excited to share CipherWrite, a web app we've been building for writers, authors ...