Medusa
Password-based file encryption tool with lossless decryption
What it does
Medusa is an open source, password-based file encryption tool with lossless decryption that allows users to upload a file and encrypt it using a password. The encryptedmedusa file can be saved on the device or shared and decrypted only with the password used to encrypt the file. After the decryption, the original file is intact, just like the way it was before encryption.
Medusa: An open source file password-based encryption tool with lossless decryption
An open source file password-based encryption tool with lossless decryption. Remember your password, you will need it to decrypt thefrom temi-tade.github.io
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