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Javascrypt

NTK's weekly list of useful stuff includes a pointer to Javascrypt, a Javascript-based encryption utility. Handy.

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  1. My Foil Hat by dolo666 · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    That's why I said to grab it and use it on your own computer at home. Download it all to a directory or something.

    Considering that I wear a foil hat, so don't be mad, ok? I still think it's not a good idea. I just don't trust Javascript.

    At first glance, it looks dangerous. However, after considering what you've said, it appears that it all does run offline locally. The form doesn't clickthrough to his server. It has an onclick value that triggers the javascript. Cool.

    I would still prefer to encrypt everything using PHP & MySQL. It's faster, and not so limited as web forms.