🆕 Software Suggestion | CryptoTools.net #1449

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2019-10-31T02:18:06Z

khicks commented

2019-10-31 02:18:06 +00:00

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Basic Information

Name: CryptoTools.net
Category: TBD
URL: https://cryptotools.net

Description

/u/blacklight447-ptio suggested in a Reddit thread that I submit my project here. Thanks for the recommendation!

CryptoTools.net is a suite of client side, self serve, easy to use, and mobile friendly suite of cryptographic utilities. With tools for AES, hashing, OTP, and more, users have quick and easy access to much of the same functionality as OpenSSL and other command line utilities. All operations take place client side, so no data is ever sent to the server.

One possible use case would be to use Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange, AES String Encryption & Decryption, and optionally HMAC in combination to establish end-to-end encryption on any chat platform. Another would be to use the OTP tool with its QR code generator to restore saved MFA secrets back into their phone's authenticator app.

I'm not sure what category this would go in, so I will leave that to the PTIO team. Thanks so much for considering! No hard feelings if you decide to pass. :) This is just a pet project of mine.

## Basic Information **Name:** CryptoTools.net **Category:** TBD **URL:** https://cryptotools.net ## Description /u/blacklight447-ptio suggested in a [Reddit thread](https://www.reddit.com/r/privacytoolsIO/comments/dohuwg/cryptotoolsnet_a_simple_clientside_cryptographic/) that I submit my project here. Thanks for the recommendation! > CryptoTools.net is a suite of client side, self serve, easy to use, and mobile friendly suite of cryptographic utilities. With tools for AES, hashing, OTP, and more, users have quick and easy access to much of the same functionality as OpenSSL and other command line utilities. All operations take place client side, so no data is ever sent to the server. > > One possible use case would be to use Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange, AES String Encryption & Decryption, and optionally HMAC in combination to establish end-to-end encryption on any chat platform. Another would be to use the OTP tool with its QR code generator to restore saved MFA secrets back into their phone's authenticator app. I'm not sure what category this would go in, so I will leave that to the PTIO team. Thanks so much for considering! No hard feelings if you decide to pass. :) This is just a pet project of mine.