Securilla Secret Splitter
Split your password into pieces and stitch them back together securely offline.
Secret Splitter is a desktop app that lets you split a secret (password, message, etc.) into a configurable number of parts. You set how many parts are needed to recover the secret. Each part is cryptographically entangled and reveals nothing about the secret on its own. The app uses Shamir's Secret Sharing Scheme with information-theoretic security. It collects no data, has no telemetry or analytics, and requires no internet connection.
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