SQLite Encryption Extension (SEE) is a proprietary, paid add-on to SQLite that add RC4, AES-128 (OFB, CCM), AES-256 (OFB) support. Note that libraries such as SQLCipher encrypts database differently with SQLite SEE, hence it is impossible to open database encrypted with SQLite SEE using FOSS programs and libraries (e.g. SQLCipher, DB Browser for SQLite). Programs that can open SQLite encrypted by SEE (e.g. SQLiteManager) almost always cost money.
Xojo is a proprietary, paid cross-platform app development tool that happens to use SQLite SEE for encrypting / decrypting database. This allows me to build a program to encrypt / decrypt SQLite SEE database. However it only supports AES-128 (OFB) and AES-256 (OFB)
MBS plugin provides proprietary plugin to Xojo that add support of SQLiteSEE AES-128, AES-256 and RC4.
With SqliteSEECLI, you can encrypt / decrypt databases with SQLite SEE using
AES-128 (OFB) and AES-256 (OFB). The mbs branch also adds RC4 support.
Note that AES-128 (CCM) is not supported
See releases page
SqliteSEECLI - Encrypt / Decrypt SQLite database with SQLite Encryption Extension
Help:
-h, --help Show help
-f FILE, --file=FILE Path to SQLite file
-m STR, --mode=STR Encryption or Decryption [can be: `encrypt',
`decrypt']
-a STR, --algo=STR Algorithm [can be: `aes128', `aes256']
-k STR, --key=STR Key
Example: SqliteSEECLI -f secret.sqlite3 -m decrypt -a aes128 -k A1B2C3D4E5F6