Wipe plugin (FS) 0.1
Description
Secure erase plugin (wfx).Wipes files according to Department of Defense standard DOD 5220.22-M.
Encrypts and decrypts files with a 128-bit AES key, optionally compressing them with Zlib, and can create self-decrypting archives. Securely wipes files to DOD 5220.22-M and includes a password generator.
Vilmos Negyedi 5 Mar 2006 ↓ 38,627
Securely erases files so they cannot be recovered, overwriting them according to the Department of Defense standard DOD 5220.22-M. Standalone version of the Wipe packer plugin; beta, for testing only.
Vilmos Negyedi 12 Feb 2005 ↓ 12,052
Securely erases files by overwriting them according to the DOD 5220.22-M standard. Works as a packer plugin tied to the wipe extension, so files are "packed" into nothing and destroyed.
Vilmos Negyedi 29 Jan 2005 ↓ 25,511
Decrypts the FTP account passwords, and firewall access passwords, that Total Commander stores in encrypted form in its wcx_ftp.ini file. A simple utility for recovering forgotten saved logins.
Alexander Asyabrik aka Shura 22 Oct 2006 ↓ 157,747
Stores and manages passwords for mail, sites and forums as a file system protected by a master password, with AES 128-bit encryption and data kept in an XML file.
David Jorge 28 Nov 2011 ↓ 35,942
Shows the group and owner of files on NTFS partitions as columns and fields under Windows NT and later. Access permissions display is planned for future versions.
Alexey Torgashin 27 Sep 2011 ↓ 20,081
Calculates and displays hash values for any file in Total Commander columns. Supports 47 algorithms, including CRC32, MD5, SHA1, SHA2, SHA3, RIPEMD, Whirlpool and HAVAL, in 32-bit and 64-bit versions.
arielg 1 Dec 2013 ↓ 31,109
Shows the structure of ASN.1 files in BER, CER and DER encoding as a tree and in binary form. Handles keys, certificates and other PKI files, including Base64 PEM files.
olegvsk 28 Oct 2024 ↓ 3,406
Packs and encrypts files without typed passwords: any file can serve as the key, optionally split into parts and kept on removable storage. Key access happens transparently, like a simple archiver.
SAS 15 Feb 2018 ↓ 29,474