- The Polymorphic Cipher - http://www.identification.de/crypto/descript.html
A cryptosystem based on randomizing the encryption algorithm.
- Asier Technology Cryptography - http://www.asiertech.com/
Creators of an ultra large key cryptographic algorithms. The key space ranges from 37,000 to 136,000 bits.
- MAK Coder - http://makcoder.sourceforge.net/
Encode and decode data with XOR password and base64 resulting in nominal security.
- Cryptico, Rethinking Encryption - http://www.cryptico.com/
Web site of Danish company that invented a new encryption algorithm based on the principles of mathematical chaos.
- Practical One Time Pad - http://www.practicalotp.com/
This system is designed for the requirements of the undercover agents working in foreign countries, but may be extended to be used for the personnel of embassies and consulates. Instead of exchanging messy OTP's, some neatly prepared simple and short tables are exchanged by the teams.
- Warlock Cipher - http://www.mjcsoftware.com/warlock.html
Warlock is a stream cipher that uses a key as long or longer then the plain text, where the key is derived from the Password and SHA-512 recursion) to cipher the data, followed by a Clear-Text transform to disguise the encrypted data from triggering any suspicion.
- MAG Random Number Algorithm - http://www.geocities.com/radence_v
MAG is an algorithm (cellular automata) that creates an apparently random stream of numbers. It is very simple and very fast.There are arguments that the MAG algorithm can be easily transformed in the NP class of problems which enables a complexity-theoretic approach to cipher design using MAG.
- SC128 block cipher - http://perso.numericable.fr/cgonzale/cryptopages/s128.html
SC128 is a new block cipher whose design is quite original. It is very efficient in all environments, and is fast in software (6.5 cycles per byte with MMX instructions). The site contains a PDF document, a source code, and a sample of statistical tests (ENT & NIST).
- PGP Mimic - http://www.spammimic.com/encodepgp.shtml
Lets you generate message that look like PGP... but aren't.
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