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< * [http://github.com/Sodel-the-Vociferous/inline-crypt-el inline-crypt] -- This package may be useful if you'd just like to encrypt /parts/ of files or buffers, and have the encrypted output inline with other text.
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> * [http://github.com/Sodel-the-Vociferous/inline-crypt-el inline-crypt] -- This package may be useful if you'd just like to encrypt /parts/ of files or buffers, and have the encrypted output in the same line as other unencrypted text.
How to encrypt and decrypt anything you might want to edit using Emacs.
- GnuPG – “GNU Privacy Guard” aka. GPG is the de-facto standard tool for cryptography on the command-line and is what almost all Emacs packages use under the hood.
- AutoEncryption – transparently encrypt and decrypt files
- EasyPG – a package that interfaces with GPG
- MailCrypt – a package that plugs encryption, decription, signing, and signature verification into mail and news
- CryptPlusPlus – Automatically work with encrypted and compressed files.
- ccrypt is an encryption utility based on the Rijndael cipher, supplying its own emacs mode for editing encrypted text files, which also handles non-ASCII-encodings.
- AdvancedEncryptionStandard – Implementation of AES in elisp.
- inline-crypt – This package may be useful if you’d just like to encrypt parts of files or buffers, and to have encrypted output in the same line as other unencrypted text.