Previously, we have covered a lot of tools, such as SFV Ninja, FileAlyzer and HashSlash, to generate and compare hash values of files to verify their integrity. We have also covered text encryption tools like Cryptographic Text Converter, Ncode.ME and scrambled-egg, that allow you to encrypt text before sending it to someone else. inCrypto is a portable application that combines both these functions. It is a multi-purpose tool that lets you perform encryption and encoding from a unified interface. The application supports Base64 and AES text encoding and encryption methods, while MD5, SHA-1 and SHA-256 FIle Hash values are supported. Read on to find out more about inCrypto.
The application has File Hashing, Base64 Encoding and AES Encryption tabs to the left, while their details appear on the right side of the main interface. By default, File Hashing tab is selected. To generate the MD5, SHA-1 and SHA-256 checksum values of files, click Browse button, and select the desired file to automatically generate the values.
To encode text using Base64 Encoding, select Base64 Encoding from the left side and copy & paste the required text into the application. Click Encode to encode the pasted text. The same text can be decoded by clicking the Decode button. Complete files containing text can also be imported using the Import button available at the bottom.
To encrypt text using AES Encryption, select AES Encryption from the left side, paste text and select Encrypt. Enter the desired password, and click Submit to encrypt the text.
inCrypto works on Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7.
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