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Cryptix is a complete solution for cryptography, encoding and ciphers. You can also make numerous tasks and learn more about cryptography...
The main interface is divided into 2 parts. One for the cryptography, the other one for the security, containing tools such as (Checksum, Network, Unix). You can also thanks to this software have any elements necessary for your security (Passwords & System management).
Key features :
The main interface is divided into 2 parts. One for the cryptography, the other one for the security, containing tools such as (Checksum, Network, Unix). You can also thanks to this software have any elements necessary for your security (Passwords & System management).
Key features :
- Aes 128 /256 bits
- Ano, Blowfish 447
- Outguess
- OpenSSL
- Wordlist generator
- RSA Signature Reader & More...
What's New
Version 1.0.1: Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later
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Cryptix is a complete solution for cryptography, encoding and ciphers. You can also make numerous tasks and learn more about cryptography...
The main interface is divided into 2 parts. One for the cryptography, the other one for the security, containing tools such as (Checksum, Network, Unix). You can also thanks to this software have any elements necessary for your security (Passwords & System management).
Key features :
The main interface is divided into 2 parts. One for the cryptography, the other one for the security, containing tools such as (Checksum, Network, Unix). You can also thanks to this software have any elements necessary for your security (Passwords & System management).
Key features :
- Aes 128 /256 bits
- Ano, Blowfish 447
- Outguess
- OpenSSL
- Wordlist generator
- RSA Signature Reader & More...
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1 - the Dev's web site is missing the download link. From MacUpdate you are sent to http://www.rbcafe.com/Cryptix-download but there is no actual download available. I eventually found another web site to download it from
2 - its advertised as being v 1.0, but the latest is actually 0.91, when it does an online check.
3 - Cryptix does not download the new version. I get a 4kb DMG on the desktop that never does anything
4 - is it free, or not? The software asks for a key, and says in trial mode with no save.
5 - I tried the Steganography, but it blew up a 1.3MB JPG into a 14.3 MB file that Preview says is corrupt.
6 - Tried the section "unix" > "logs" but it shows var/log/system.log as empty, when it isn't
Many of the features here like DNS lookup etc are just what you can do anyway, so I'm really not seeing the value.
And since this is a trial version I cannot save any files when I've encrypted them.
Sorry
1 - Cryptix is actually "Work in progress..."
2 - Version 1.0 was released in June 2011 as freeware.
3 - 4kb for a DMG ? you downloaded a web page...
4 - Cryptix was free as version 1.0.
5 - Thanks for that note. (it make progress software..)
6 - Thanks again. (it make progress software..)
7 - If you don t see value, there is maybe one for others...
8 - Again in June 2011 it was a free version , and you could encrypt,decrypt and save.
9 - Don t be sorry, Cryptix can t be a 4kb DMG...
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1 - sure I understand
2 - I was unable to find v 1.0
3 - I can only report what happened... the DMG was downloaded by the Cryptix updater, not by my browser, since I couldn't find a download
7 - sure, I do, truly appreciate these efforts, and I offer constructive views.
8 - if you can let me have the link for v 1.0 I am very happy to try again.
Thanks!
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I have tried the previous versions and thought it was a great piece of software, very important for me to have at all times.
Thanks for your work!
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What is really needed is some discussion of functionality.
Most importantly, with crypto stuff, is some sort of evaluation of the security. Is the code solid, does it leak info, has this been vetted/reviewed, etc.? I haven't been able to find anywhere a discussion of how secure this program is, and that is what we really need.