FMSec

Contents:

• Description
• Screenshots
• Download
• Installing the software
• Compatibility
• Reporting issues
• My projects on SourceForge
• My other software
• Contact information
• Page information

Description

FMSec (File Manager SECurity) is a set of extensions to file managers that enable some security-related operations to be easily performed.

The operations are:

• Secure removal of files using shred,
• Secure removal of directories. This uses shred to wipe regular files first, then it renames each found subdirectory and the directory being removed 25 times with random numbers. Then the directory is removed the traditional way, using rm -rf,
• Mounting block devices and regular files using TrueCrypt,
• Unmounting directories using TrueCrypt,
• Mounting block devices and regular files using VeraCrypt,
• Unmounting directories using VeraCrypt,
• Wiping block devices (without removing them) using shred (the filesystem itself is destroyed too),
• Wiping free space on filesystems on block devices or inside regular files using WipeFreeSpace,
• Encrypting and decrypting files using OpenSSL,
• running programs with LibSecRm preloaded,
• running programs with LibHideIP preloaded,
• running programs with LibNetBlock preloaded.

You can access the operations from the context menu on specific objects (when you right-click on them).

FMSec is just a set of context menu entries. All the software mentioned above you wish to use needs to be already installed on the system.

FMSec supersedes what was previously called KonqSec, Konq4Sec and Konq5Sec.

Documentation is also available on the FMSec wiki.

Screenshots of FMSec

Screenshots are available on the SourceForge project page.

Download FMSec

Current version is 4.5.

Download this at SourceForge.

FMSec release file feed

Installing the software

Local (per user) installation

1. unpack the archive
2. change into the unpacked directory: cd fmsec-4.5
3. run ./install-all.sh or make install-all

1. unpack the archive
2. change into the unpacked directory: cd fmsec-4.5
3. change into the directory of your chosen desktop environments (e.g. cd KDE5)
4. run ./install.sh

• make install-KDE3
• make install-KDE4
• make install-KDE5
• make install-Xfce

Global (system-wide) installation

• make install-global-KDE5 (for KDE5)
• make install-global-Xfce (for Xfce)
• make install-global (for all supported environments)

	make install-global PREFIX=/usr/local

Compatibility

FMSec supports the following file managers in the following desktop environments:

• KDE 3.x:
  • Konqueror
• KDE 4.x:
  • Konqueror
  • Dolphin
• KDE 5.x:
  • Konqueror
  • Dolphin
  • Krusader
• Xfce 4.x:
  • Thunar

Reporting issues

Any defects or issues can be reported by e-mail or in the SourceForge project defect manager (in English).

Any improvement suggestions can be reported by e-mail or in the SourceForge project ticket manager (in English).

To report usage problems, include:

1. the file manager you're using and its version, e.g. Dolphin 20.12.2,
2. the name and version of the desktop environment where the problem occurs, e.g. KDE 5.78.0,
3. a description of the problem that the software causes,
4. any error messages that are displayed,
5. any other information that you think could lead to solving the problem.

Help in victory, play a game, send regards, or at least stop using some products

My projects on SourceForge

• WipeFreeSpace - a program for cleaning of free space on filesystems
• LibSecRm - a security wrapper library for C library functions which insecurely delete data
• Trinventum - software that helps manage an e-business
• Meqaris - meeting room and equipment booking system using e-mail invitations
• JYMAG - a program for serial-based (AT-based) mobile phones (like Sagem) and a serial port terminal
• IMYplay - a program for playing iMelody ringtones (IMY files) and an IMY-to-MIDI converter
• LibHideIP - a security wrapper library for C library functions which could lead to revealing your local IP address
• LibNetBlock - a security wrapper library that ensures that no program under its control can access the network
• FMSec - a set of extensions to file managers that enable some security-related operations to be easily performed. The operations include:
  • Secure removal of files using shred,
  • Secure removal of directories,
  • Mounting block devices and regular files using VeraCrypt,
  • Unmounting directories using VeraCrypt,
  • Wiping block devices (without removing them) using shred (the filesystem itself is destroyed too)
  • Wiping free space on filesystems on block devices or inside regular files using WipeFreeSpace,
  • Encrypting and decrypting files using OpenSSL,
  • running programs with LibSecRm preloaded,
  • running programs with LibHideIP preloaded,
  • running programs with LibNetBlock preloaded.
  FMSec consists of projects formerly known as KonqSec/Konq4Sec/Konq5Sec.
• Project Asmosis - a set of tools for assembly language programmers:
  • the Asm::X86 Perl module,
  • AsmDoc - a HTML documentation generator for assembly language,
  • assembly source code converters between NASM, fasm and GNU as,
  • C header to assembly header converters (h2fasm, h2gas, h2nasm),
  • Makefile generator for fasm (make4fasm),
  • Linux 2.6 kernel module helpers for fasm and NASM (symvers-nasm, symvers-fasm),
  • Asm4Doxy - Assembly converter for Doxygen,
  • util-macros.* - some utility macros for fasm and NASM,
  • Autoconf macros that check for existence and command-line options of the various assemblers (ax_prog_nasm.m4, ax_prog_nasm_opt.m4, ax_prog_fasm.m4, ax_prog_fasm_opt.m4, ax_prog_yasm.m4, ax_prog_yasm_opt.m4, ax_prog_tasm.m4, ax_prog_tasm_opt.m4, ax_prog_masm.m4, ax_prog_masm_opt.m4, ax_prog_hla.m4, ax_prog_hla_opt.m4),
  • OS parts - sample pieces of code that may be useful for starting developing a simple operating system.
• KeyParaStocX - is an extension for LibreOffice, Apache OpenOffice and the old OpenOffice.org that searches for keywords in a text, changes their style and builds a Table of Contents for them (formerly: "PozeraczUstaw").
• Fronsetia - a web application that allows testing webservices (formerly: SOAPServiceTester).

The always-up-to-date list of my SourceForge projects is on my profile page on SourceForge.

My other software

• primary site - rudy.mif.pg.gda.pl/~bogdro/soft - down
• first backup site - bogdro.ciki.me/soft - down
• second backup site - bogdro.fulba.com/soft - down
• third backup site (also available over HTTPS)
• fourth backup site (also available over HTTPS)

1. Certificate and key generators
2. E-mail address verifiers
3. LastMod - a script that inserts or updates a META element with the Last-Modified HTTP header
4. Atom2Rss - a script that converts an Atom (RFC 4287) channel XML file to an RSS 2.0 XML file
5. List2Atom - a script that generates an Atom (RFC 4287) channel XML file from a list of files
6. InSyTrack - telemetry software to track program flow (calls) across libraries, threads, programming languages or even different systems on different machines

• primary site with assembly tools - rudy.mif.pg.gda.pl/~bogdro/inne - down
• first backup site with assembly tools - bogdro.ciki.me/inne - down
• second backup site with assembly tools - bogdro.fulba.com/inne - down
• third backup site with assembly tools (also available over HTTPS)
• fourth backup site with assembly tools (also available over HTTPS)

1. Kate/KWrite syntax highlighting for NASM/fasm

Contact information

Contact me: bogdro AT users . sourceforge . net (English accepted, just say '[SOFT]' in the title).

The certificate of the timestamping server which confirms the signature time, can be found on freeTSA.org.

Page information

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