cook is a rake extension with: 1. configuration file, 1. the ability to retrieve passwords from encrypted configuration files, 1. the ability to create files using Erubis templates, 1. the ablity to interact with both local and remote shells. Its main file is a traditional rake Rakefile, which has recipe commands. Each recipe is a collection of rake task files and associated YAML configuration files, allowing tasks to make use of extensive configuration information. The configuration is built up from the various fragments in the conf files assocaited with each set of rake tasks.

The dbi-dbrc library provides an interface for storing database connection information, including passwords, in a locally secure file only accessible by you, or root. This allows you to avoid hard coding login and password information in your programs that require such information. This library can also be used to store login and password information for logins on remote hosts, not just databases.

Easy management of gpg-encrypted backup files

Encrypt and decrypt secrets stored in DynamoDB with GPG and/or KMS

Encrypted Email in Ruby

FTPMVC filter to encrypt/decrypt files

Flexible and easy GoodData integration utilities for ruby

Build system on top of Fastlane.

Downloading and slight modification of cloud images

Jekyll plugin to generate an OpenPGP Web Key Directory (WKD)

The easiest way to share securely your secrets

Database library for Libertree

A cli framework for k8s based development and deployment.

MPEx.rb is a commandline client for "MPEx":http://mpex.co a Bitcoin security exchange. Make sure to carefully read its "FAQ":http://mpex.co/faq.html before using it.

Manage your passwords in all security with MPW, we use GPG to encrypt your passwords

Rails Application Secrets With GPG

An attempt to build a simple but secure password manager.

pwrb is a cli password management software.

PWSS is a command-line password manager, in the spirit of pws Distinguishing features: - pwss manages different password files - a password file can store multiple entries - entries can be of different types (e.g., Entry, CreditCard, BankAccount) - each type stores specific information (e.g., card_number for CreditCards) - a password file can be encrypted or stored in plain text (if you wish to do so) - decrypt and encrypt commands allow one to edit password files with a text editor - clipboard integration - multi-platform

Ad-hoc encrypt and decrypt data behind multiple layers of protection via OpenSSL or GPG.