Tomb generates encrypted storage folders via Linux.

A tomb is a file containing LUKS that is opened via a keyfile symmetrically encrypted using GnuPG.

Looks like a folder when open.

FEATURES

AES-256 encryption.
Argon2 hashing.
Rename file.
Expand file size.
Store file on computer/cloud/external drive.
Store keyfile on USB flash drive (keep separate from file).

Website: https://dyne.org/software/tomb
Mastodon: @dyne

#Tomb #Linux #Encryption #InfoSec #Privacy #FreeSoftware #OpenSource #FOSS #FLOSS

Dynebolic is a Linux distribution developed for multimedia production.

Run via USB flash drive or DVD.
Run via computer with extremely low resources.
No background communications established without user consent.
Recommended by Free Software Foundation.

APPLICATIONS
#Ardour7
#Audacity
#darktable
#GIMP
#Inkscape
#Kdenlive
#OBSStudio
#soundKonverter
#Scribus
#Tomb encryption
#VLC

Website: https://dyne.org/dynebolic
Mastodon: @dyne

#Dynebolic #Linux #Multimedia #FreeSoftware #Privacy #InfoSec #FSF

Conspire is a chat service.

No account creation.

Each room has a unique URL, it is the key to the room.

Generates a long random URL for privacy.

Anyone with the URL can join the room, share with trusted participants via a secure service such as end-to-end encrypted email for privacy.

File sharing via peer-to-peer connection.

Rooms self-destruct after use.

Website: https://dyne.org/conspire
Mastodon: @dyne

#Conspire #Chat #Privacy #InfoSec #CyberSecurity #FreeSoftware #OpenSource #FOSS #P2P