AnonX : An Encrypted File Transfer Via AES-256-CBC

AnonX is an encrypted file uploader and downloader. The uploaded archive lasts for one week and shall remove from the server. AnonX encrypts the directory before uploading it to the server. The download function requires the download id and AES password to successfully download and decrypt the archive.

  • An Encrypted File transfer via AES-256-CBC
  • Max FileSize to Upload = 2GB

Usage

git clone https://github.com/samhaxr/Anonx
chmod +x Anonx.sh
./Anonx.sh

Youtube Tutorial

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