File encryption software - any suggestions?

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I'm looking for some freeware/shareware for XP & ME which:

1. Offers a shell extension for quick encrypt/decrypt
2. Can E/D entire folders at once
3. Can write an self-decrypting .exe file
4. Offers safe on-the-fly access, i.e. no need to manually E/D before & after edit

Any ideas welcome - thanks.
 
Though It don't encrypt directories, Iopus does the other things, and it is
free.

Name: Iopus Secure Email Attachments
Vers: 1.0
Auth: Iopus
PLic: Freeware
BLic: Freeware
Site: http://www.iopus.com/secure-email.htm?ref=sea1
Info:
Let's face it, in the real world many people simply aren't willing to buy
and install a specific encryption package just to be able to read a couple
of files you send them. With iOpus Secure Email Attachments (SEA) they don't
have to, because you can send them self-decrypting archives that "unpack"
themselves. The recipient just double clicks on the file and enters the
password at the prompt displayed. The original files are then decrypted,
extracted and written to your disk automatically.
In just a few moments, you can create an encrypted, compressed attachment
with your sensitive documents. Ideal for sending information by email or
making secure backups.
Thanks to compression, iOpus SEA packages are up to 95 % smaller than the
original files, saving time and money for e-mail transmission.
The recipient requires no special software, because iOpus SEA packages
decode themselves after the password is entered.
If desired, your company logo, a custom message, and a link to your home
page can be displayed: the perfect combination of branding and security.
In addition, your disclaimer may be displayed: your client has to accept it
before decrypting the iOpus SEA package.
iOpus SEA uses the Blowfish encryption algorithm with a key length of up to
448 bits. Blowfish encryption is so strong that it has never been cracked
yet. In fact, most experts agree that it cannot be cracked with current
computer technology and that includes supercomputers!
Your time is not worth waiting for your computer to do what you want him to
do. iOpus SEA is very fast. Encrypting or decrypting a file hardly takes any
longer than copying it.
iOpus SEA protects your data not only on its way across the internet, but
also on the recipient's PC.
Easy to learn - no training required
Important note: iOpus SEA has no "supervisor mode" or back doors for
accessing your data if you lose or forget your password.
iOpus SEA is 100% ready for Windows® XP.
All functions are supported in all Windows versions, including Windows® 95,
98, Me, NT4, 2000 and XP!

MightyKitten

PS:
Plic = Private license
BLic = Business license
 
I'm looking for some freeware/shareware for XP & ME which:

1. Offers a shell extension for quick encrypt/decrypt
2. Can E/D entire folders at once
3. Can write an self-decrypting .exe file
4. Offers safe on-the-fly access, i.e. no need to manually E/D before & after edit

Any ideas welcome - thanks.

SafeGuard Private Crypto
http://www.utimaco.com/indexmain.html
You have to fill out a form to get the download or take a stroll to
alt.binaries.freeware

regards

Dud
 
Am 1 Mar 2004 07:11:56 -0800 schrieb CT:
I'm looking for some freeware/shareware for XP & ME which:

1. Offers a shell extension for quick encrypt/decrypt
2. Can E/D entire folders at once
3. Can write an self-decrypting .exe file
4. Offers safe on-the-fly access, i.e. no need to manually E/D before & after edit

Any ideas welcome - thanks.

Try this http://maakus.dyndns.org/software.html
(Blowfish Advanced CS v2.13) (700 kB)for 9x-2k-XP
I don´t know a better encrytion-program.
I use it since several years without any problems.

Koni / 010304
 
(e-mail address removed) (CT) wrote:
I'm looking for some freeware/shareware for XP & ME which:
1. Offers a shell extension for quick encrypt/decrypt
2. Can E/D entire folders at once
3. Can write an self-decrypting .exe file
4. Offers safe on-the-fly access, i.e. no need to manually E/D before & after edit

PGP is the standard. Version 6.0.2i is an international version that
is not restricted in the US and has pgpdisk for encrypting pgo
partitions. That is, you make the PGP volume and place tyour folders
in it.

http://www.spinnaker.com/crypt/pgp/pgp6/6.0.2/
 
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