🆕 Software Suggestion | EncryptPad #752
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Basic Information
Name: EncryptPad
Category: Digital Notebook
URL: Github, Website
Description
EncryptPad is an application for viewing and editing symmetrically encrypted text. Using a simple and convenient graphical and command line interface, EncryptPad provides a tool for encrypting and decrypting binary files on disk while offering effective measures for protecting information, and it uses the most widely chosen quality file format OpenPGP RFC 4880. Unlike other OpenPGP software which main purpose is asymmetric encryption, the primary focus of EncryptPad is symmetric encryption.
Known weaknesses
EncryptPad stores unencrypted text in memory. If a memory dump is automatically taken after a system or application crash or some of the memory is saved to a swap file, the sensitive information will be present on the disk. Sometimes it is possible to configure an operating system not to use a dump and swap files. It is a good practice to close EncryptPad when not in use.
Considering our "quality over quantity" guideline, this seems useless to me. This could easily be replaced by on of our recommended digital notebooks or file encryption software.