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Eclipse - quick text encryption
Posted: Sun Nov 13, 2011 10:22 am
by donald
Encrypt text easily with
Eclipse.
[url=http://sector-seven.net/software/eclipse]Danny Ben Shitrit (Sector-Seven) wrote:[/url]How It Works
•Select any text.
•Press Ctrl+Shift+E (customizable).
•You will be prompted for a password, enter one.
•Your text will be encrypted and pasted in place.
•To decrypt, repeat the operation.
•Note: The encrypted/decrypted text is also stored in the clipboard so you may paste it anywhere else.
Technical Notes
Eclipse uses blowfish encryption provided by the
MySecret command line utility (already included in the download).
Please note there is a
Submision for a different application also known as
Eclipse
Vote Your Preference for this
Eclipse.
The
MySecret website mentions to use spaces and characters type your
password with Double Qoutes ie:
"password" (this has worked when tried)
Re: Eclipse
Posted: Sun Nov 13, 2011 12:46 pm
by webfork
* Its at v. 0.22 -- is this alpha stage?
* Written in AHK with source available, not sure of the license.
donald wrote:Please note there is a Submision for a different application also known as Eclipse
Yes, a very commonly used, big name software tool. I hope the dev picks another name.
Re: Eclipse
Posted: Sun Nov 13, 2011 10:12 pm
by donald
Re License
Re Development Stage
Readme wrote:------------------------------------------------------------------------
REVISION HISTORY
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2011 03 04 - 0.22
Added : Configuration (INI only) to set the default state of the
Remember checkbox. Changed default to unchecked.
2011 02 02 - 0.21
Added : Configuration dialog to select hotkeys
Added : Hotkey for the "Foprget Password" function
Added : Ability to hide the tray icon through INI file configuration.
(thanks Randal).
2010 12 08 - 0.20
Changed: Now using MySecret.exe for encryption/decryption
Some time ago - 0.10
First public release (as open source on Autohotkey forum)
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This has been developed for some time, and only performs a limited task set. (ie passing the command line to
MySecret)
MySecret is on version 3.1.0.1 and was originally developed for floppy media.
Re: Eclipse
Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2011 6:50 am
by webfork
donald wrote:Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License ... This has been developed for some time, and only performs a limited task set
Very cool -- thanks.
Re: Eclipse
Posted: Tue Nov 15, 2011 3:36 pm
by donald
webfork wrote:-----BEGIN MYSECRET-----
TVn8AMOfUMEfG0c9otdFqyv3gRhA+KWoq5bWn1xzP1oB7IBoO4nFXWlq78p6
mVbm9/ZUjwNXufQgBlysBI/U6EOR+bbmQD5EBhMkoaqbf61XhekX
-----END MYSECRET-----
See in clear in his post.
Re: Eclipse
Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2011 12:09 pm
by webfork
donald wrote:webfork wrote:-----BEGIN MYSECRET-----
TVn8AMOfUMEfG0c9otdFqyv3gRhA+KWoq5bWn1xzP1oB7IBoO4nFXWlq78p6
mVbm9/ZUjwNXufQgBlysBI/U6EOR+bbmQD5EBhMkoaqbf61XhekX
-----END MYSECRET-----
See in clear in his post.
??
Re: Eclipse
Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 9:00 pm
by donald
webfork wrote:??
As an example of what Eclipse does I encrypted a previous reply by webfork.
EG:
webfork wrote:Very cool -- thanks.
Webfork's three words were encrypted, the result was:
Code: Select all
-----BEGIN MYSECRET-----
TVn8AMOfUMEfG0c9otdFqyv3gRhA+KWoq5bWn1xzP1oB7IBoO4nFXWlq78p6
mVbm9/ZUjwNXufQgBlysBI/U6EOR+bbmQD5EBhMkoaqbf61XhekX
-----END MYSECRET-----
If you would like to decrypt the result use the password=portablefreeware
Re: Eclipse
Posted: Fri Dec 23, 2011 10:41 pm
by webfork
I'd like to rename the
official entry to "Sector-Seven Eclipse". We've done this in the past for programs in the database that have the same name, but as the
developer tool "Eclipse" hasn't been added to the database yet, I thought I'd poll the forums about it.