Description


seppl


seppl is a protocol and software that adds a new encryption layer for IPv4. It uses symmetric cryptography to secure all the traffic on a network. This implementation works with Linux netfilter/iptables, making it super handy.



Easy Encryption and Decryption


One of the cool things about seppl is that it introduces two new netfilter targets: CRYPT and DECRYPT. You can set up firewall rules to encrypt or decrypt incoming and outgoing traffic easily. No need for any extra daemons running in the background; it’s all straightforward!



Compatible with Linux Kernel


The seppl software taps into the encryption engine of the Linux Cryptographic API, available from kernel version 2.4.22 and above. It’s mainly aimed at encrypting wireless LANs (a solid fix for outdated WEP encryption) as well as local Ethernet networks, and can even handle larger VPN setups.



No Other Software Needed


The seppl protocol doesn’t work with any other software out there, but it's open and clearly defined. There’s no alternative implementation apart from this one.



Simpler than Other Options


If you compare it to CIPE, which is only good for point-to-point connections, or IPSEC/FreeSwan that can be quite tricky to set up, seppl shines as an easy-to-use peer-to-peer solution! It encrypts all outgoing traffic without messing with normal routing behavior.



Your Key Management Made Easy!


The setup includes three kernel modules: seppl.o (the key manager), ipt_CRYPT.o, and ipt_DECRYPT.o—both of which depend on seppl.o. To get started, you’ll load seppl.o first. You can manage keys through the file /proc/net/seppl_keyring.



Create Keys Effortlessly


You can use Python scripts like seppl-ls and seppl-gen-key. The first lets you see active keys while the second generates new ones right from /dev/urandom! For example, you could create keys named "linus" and "alan" with just a couple of commands:


seppl-gen-key -n linus -x > /proc/net/seppl_keyring
seppl-gen-key -n alan -x > /proc/net/seppl_keyring


Your Network Security Solution!


This makes your local subnet secure using seppl!. The default cipher used is AES-128 unless stated otherwise.


User Reviews for seppl FOR LINUX 7

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    seppl FOR LINUX is an efficient encryption solution using symmetric cryptography to secure network traffic. It's simple to use with Linux netfilter/iptables.
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  • for seppl FOR LINUX
    seppl has completely transformed my network security! The ease of use and seamless encryption is impressive.
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    I love seppl! It's incredibly lightweight and makes encrypting traffic a breeze. Highly recommend!
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  • for seppl FOR LINUX
    Finally, an encryption solution that works flawlessly with netfilter! Seppl is a game changer for security.
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  • for seppl FOR LINUX
    Seppl is so easy to set up and use. I feel much safer knowing my network traffic is encrypted!
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  • for seppl FOR LINUX
    Amazing app! Seppl simplifies encryption on local networks, making it perfect for both home and business use.
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  • for seppl FOR LINUX
    I can't believe how simple seppl makes secure communication. It's efficient and effective—5 stars all the way!
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