CryptedXLS is a program that can perform basic and advanced encryption and decryption. CryptedXLS uses a 256-bit 2-layer encryption logic. In addition to 256-bit encryption, it makes passwords even stronger by using KDF and salt. Thanks to KDF, CryptedXLS allows more secure passwords to be created than simple passwords, so the user's data is encrypted with additional security methods.
CryptedXLS has a wide range of downloads and supports most commonly used operating systems. CryptedXLS also supports most processor architectures such as Arm64 and X86_64. It can also produce special versions for you if your device does not support CryptedXLS.
KDF recreates the same password as a different password, thus converting a simple password into a stronger one. And it does this without requiring you to memorize a new password. Below, as an example, the same two passwords have been re-encrypted with KDF.
KDF: MyPassword = b74cde1a6c8d6743e1e9f47c2e4d5d75e2fef9b1b6e78b7e2f5a8d57e90a1234KDF: MyPassword = c58d1e7f43b5a9b9c1d6e2f3e4f7d8e2b9c0a1d2e3f4g5h6i7j8k9l0m1n2o3p
This algorithm is one of the most secure and modern encryption algorithms , that can be preferred after 128-bit and 192-bit encryption algorithms. 256-bit encryption makes all data much more secure in case they can break 128-bit encryption.
The higher the bit rate in encryption, the stronger and more unpredictable the encryption will be. For example, the probability of repeating some characters in 128-bit encryption is very low in 256-bit encryption.
128-bit: Hello World = fOOQBTkM1wZ7htaaQRGJDw==192-bit: Hello World = s6iZhTsAVLjTeumxYR7Q6A==256-bit: Hello World = +yOl56UaaNo/FvD0Wh1J0w==
- Added two-layer encryption-decryption
- Basic interface added
- User encryption added
A version for Windows is coming soon.
A version for Mac Os is coming soon.
You don't need to use any additional applications or a specific shell to run CryptedXLS on Linux, so you can follow the steps below on most Linux distributions without any problems. You just need to type these commands into any linux terminal.
After opening your Linux terminal, you first need to find out which file is suitable for you, to do this, simply type the following command into your terminal and press
enter.$ uname -mAfter you type this command and press
enter, it will give you some output. According to this output, which files you will download are stated below*.X86_64 = CryptedXLS_Linux_X86_64_version.sh
aarch64 = CryptedXLS_Linux_Arm64_version.sh
*If the output you get when you type the command is not below, please let us know and we will prepare a suitable file for you.
$ cd ~These command after press
enter, allow you to enter your home directory. For example, you can access your downloads folder and documents folder within this directory.
$ lsAfter pressing
enter, this komt will show you the files in the directory you are in, that is, the Download folder, so you can make sure that cryptedXLS is in this directory.
$ ./*file*Before pressing the
enter, you need to write the name of the CryptedXLS file you downloaded in the file section of this command, so you can run the code. For example, someone who downloaded the 1.0.0 version of CryptedXLS for X86_64 should write ./CryptedXLS_Linux_X86_64_1.0.0.sh in the file statement.
Android needs an additional application to run executable files as it cannot run executable files independently. The recommended application to run CryptedXLS on Android is Termux. To run CryptedXLS, you need to download it from the official github page of Termux. If you are running Termux for the first time, it is recommended to update Termux. To run the executable file of CryptedXLS, Termux needs to access your device's storage, this is because it will run the executable file and give you an output accordingly.
To update Termux, simply type these codes into Termux and press
enter. Also, if it asks you a question, it is recommended that you put a yes (y) sign and pressenter.$ pkg update$ pkg upgrade
To give storage permission to Termux, just type these codes and
pressenter. After pressing enter, a screen asking for permission from the Android system appears and you should click on theallowbutton on this screen.$ termux-setup-storage
Before running the file in Termux, you need to find which file you will download. To do this, you can enter the following command in Termux.
$ uname -mAfter you type this command in Termux and press
enter, it will give you some output. According to this output, which files you will download are stated below*.X86_64 = CryptedXLS_Linux_X86_64_version.sh
aarch64 = CryptedXLS_Linux_Arm64_version.sh
*If the output you get when you type the command is not below, please let us know and we will prepare a suitable file for you.
After finding the file you need to download, you need to transfer CryptedXLS to Termux so that the file can be run more easily. Assuming that the default download folder is "downloads" to transfer CryptedXLS to Termux, you can transfer CryptedXLS to Termux by entering the following commands.
$ cd storage/These command allow you to
enteryour home directory. For example, you can access your downloads folder and documents folder within this directory.
$ cd downloads/This command allow you to
enteryour downloads folder, so you can copy the downloaded CryptedXLS file from there to Termux. (This command will work if your default download directory is "downloads").
$ lsYou can run this command to make sure that the CryptedXLS run file is in the "downloads" folder, so you can see what files are in the "downloads" folder.
$ cp *file* ~/This command copies the downloaded CryptedXLS file to the home(~) directory of Termux, so you can run the file more easily. You need to
enterthe name of the file you downloaded in the file statement in the command. For example, someone who downloaded the 1.0.0 version of CryptedXLS for arch64 should write CryptedXLS_Linux_Arm64_1.0.0.sh in the file statement.
$ cd ~Since you copied the CryptedXLS file to the home directory, you need to
enterthis directory to run the file.
$ lsYou can use this command to check if the CryptedXLS file is in your home directory.
$ ./*file*You need to write the name of the CryptedXLS file you downloaded in the file section of this command, so you can run the code. For example, someone who downloaded the 1.0.0 version of CryptedXLS for arch64 should write ./CryptedXLS_Linux_Arm64_1.0.0.sh in the file statement.
