CLNoFault
CLNoFault is a tool to protect your files or plain text. Using XOR encryption, it can quickly encrypt data using either a username and a password of your choice, or an external file that will serve as a key. Encrypted files can't be recovered in any way besides re-encrypting them with CLNoFault with the correct user/pass combination or keyfile. CLNoFault is the console-based interface for the NoFault library (like KNoFault for KDE), so it is useful in scripts.
| Tags | Security Archiving |
|---|---|
| Licenses | GPL |
| Operating Systems | Windows Windows POSIX Linux |
| Implementation | C |
Recent releases
- 23 Apr 2004 16:45
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Recent comments
Re: XOR is pre-WW2 encryption
just tried ~1GB keyfile against
Re: XOR is pre-WW2 encryption
> data can be trivially broken.
GB file xored with GB random file... trivially? It seems it's comparably trivial to guessing the right prime in case of passwordless encryptions.
XOR is pre-WW2 encryption
Honestly, it is great to try contributing to the open source movement, but this approach to securing data can be trivially broken.
There are many (gnupg, openssl, etc) implementations of data encryption that are much more secure and already free...
But why?
There are numerous encryption softwares available. What is the point of one that xors and hence when used with the username/password approach can be cracked by simple analysis of the crypted text?
joy3k
23 Apr 2004 12:06
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