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Zencrypt CLI

Standalone Windows Executable Release
By: Ryan Hatch / Zencrypt Tech
Keeping It Simple and Secure.

© 2026 Ryan Hatch / Zencrypt Tech
All Rights Reserved.

Overview • Release File • How to Run • Features • File Integrity • Notes • Disclaimer • License • Contact • Verify Release

Overview

Zencrypt CLI is packaged in this release as a standalone Windows executable.

This release is intended for users who want to run Zencrypt directly without setting up a development environment, installing project dependencies, or running source files manually.

Release File

File Type Platform
zencrypt.exe Windows executable Windows x64

How to Run

Option 1: Run from File Explorer

Download the release asset:

zencrypt.exe

Then double-click the file to launch the CLI.

Option 2: Run from Command Prompt

Open Command Prompt in the folder where the file was downloaded, then run:

zencrypt.exe

If Windows blocks the file because it was downloaded from the internet, choose:

More info -> Run anyway

Only do this if the file came directly from the official GitHub release page.

Features

Zencrypt CLI provides a simple command-line interface for common encryption and hashing tasks.

Main release functions include:

  • SHA-256 hash generation
  • Hash verification with optional salt input
  • Fernet-based text encryption and decryption
  • AES file encryption and decryption using password-derived keys
  • PGP-style public-key message encryption using RSA-OAEP
  • Public key export and import options
  • Clipboard-friendly output where supported

File Integrity

Uploaded release asset details:

Field Value
File name zencrypt.exe
File size 9.81 MiB
SHA-256 8a295816858f4d48b0fd88f70475efb9069060cda93e605002719c9d73601cb2

To verify the file on Windows, run:

certutil -hashfile zencrypt.exe SHA256

The output should match the SHA-256 hash listed above.

Notes

  • This release is for the executable version of Zencrypt CLI.
  • No manual setup is required to run the release asset.
  • No separate development environment is required for this release.
  • The executable should be downloaded only from the official GitHub release page.

Disclaimer

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This software is provided for educational and demonstration purposes only. Use it responsibly and only on files, messages, and systems that you own or are authorized to work with.

The project maintainer is not responsible for data loss, misuse, damage, or improper use of this software.

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License

This software is the property of the copyright holder and is protected by copyright laws. All rights are reserved by the copyright holder unless explicitly granted in writing.

The copyright holder grants no implied or express license for the use, copying, modification, distribution, or reproduction of this software, in whole or in part, without prior written permission from the copyright holder, unless a separate license file states otherwise.

Any unauthorized use, copying, modification, distribution, or reproduction of this software, in whole or in part, is strictly prohibited and may constitute a violation of copyright law.

By using this software, you acknowledge that you have read and understood the terms of this license and agree to comply with all applicable laws.

Contact

For inquiries, suggestions, or project-related questions, contact the project maintainer through the Zencrypt Tech organization or open a GitHub issue.


Verify Release

To verify the release, import the public key, verify the signature, and compare the SHA-256 hash. 

gpg --import ryanshatch_0x237C1E1F_public.asc
gpg --verify zencrypt.exe.sig zencrypt.exe
certutil -hashfile zencrypt.exe SHA256

The signature should return a good signature from: 

ryanshatch <ryanshatch@gmail.com>

The SHA-256 hash should match: 

8a295816858f4d48b0fd88f70475efb9069060cda93e605002719c9d73601cb2

Zencrypt Tech: Zencrypt CLI Release
Keeping It Simple and Secure.

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