Ultracipher

Ultracipher is a solid choice for anyone looking to keep their data safe. It's got support for some pretty strong encoding algorithms that help you protect stuff like passwords, contacts, or any private info you don't want just anyone to see. One thing that makes it stand out is its use of the SCrypt function for key generation.

Easy to Use Data Encryption

When it comes to encrypting files, Ultracipher uses a mix of algorithms, making sure your data is well-guarded. It works kind of like a text editor, so you can easily paste the info you want to encode right in there. Plus, before you hit encrypt, you can add labels and tags to your documents for easy organization.

Import and Export Features

This program even lets you load data from CSV files and export your text back out into similar documents. Just keep in mind that you'll need to create a passphrase when opening Ultracipher or when you're trying to decrypt a file.

Strong Encryption Methods

Ultracipher packs some serious punch with its complex encoding algorithms. It can handle encryption strengths of up to 768 bits—that's like having six layers of 128-bit keys! The whole process includes a cipher cascade using AES, Twofish, Serpent CAST6, SEED, and Camellia algorithms with a two-pass CBC method.

Protection Against Attacks

This software offers robust protection against brute force attacks by utilizing CPU, GPU, FPGA, or ASIC tools. So rest assured; your data is in good hands!

User-Friendly Tools

On top of all that, Ultracipher comes with an on-screen keyboard and a file digester for calculating message digests in SHA-1, MD5, RipeMD modes. Since it's built on Java technology, you can run it from any folder—even from an external drive! Just unzip the folder and open up the ultracipher.bat.