SES Super-Encypherment Scrambler

Keeping your private documents or files secure is no easy task, as new and powerful decryptors are build daily, since each encryption algorithm has a certain weak point that can be exploited in a way.

SES Super-Encypherment Scrambler is a handy Command Line tool that allows you to encrypt or decrypt your messages and files with ease. The program displays a basic Graphical User Interface (GUI) that can help you process your files and text blocks.

The main application works with Command Line arguments and it helps you cypher your personal files and documents using powerful algorithms such as Bob Jenkins' ISAAC CSPRNG and the new SHA-3 standard Keccak. By doing so, you can keep your data secure and out of the reach of unauthorized individuals.

Encrypted data can be sent over the internet with little to no risk of it being intercepted and deciphered by others, as you can add several levels of encryption, including a ciphertext-hash and OTP outer shell for avalanche or diffusion.

The program encrypts your files and documents with powerful cyphers, such as hashing, salting, stretching, which use iterative 1024-bit key derivation. Because it works with Command Line arguments, SES Super-Encypherment Scrambler can be used on almost any computer, as it needs little resources to run and process your files or data.

Aside from this, you can easily integrate it with your own applications, and make use of its encryption algorithms as arguments to other functions.

To sum it up, SES Super-Encypherment Scrambler proves to be a powerful program that can encrypt your files with advanced and secure cyphers. Although the main app works with Command Line arguments, you can also use the GSES(Graphical Super-Encypherment Scrambler) interface to quickly encrypt your text blocks with cyphers.