Kruptos 2.0 allows you to encrypt your sensitive files with 256 bit file encryption for storage or for transfer on a portable device. Encryption? Isn't that just for the government types and the hackers with their Alienware laptops?
Maybe it used to be, but Kruptos 2.0 might just change that: its ease of use and simple effectiveness might have us all encrypting photos of our dogs as if they were top-secret images.
Kruptos 2.0 has two main encryption features: you can encrypt the file as it stands, though that means you'll need Kruptos again if you ever want to unencrypt it; or, you can create a self-extracting file that contains your encrypted files and the software necessary to decompress the contents.
This second feature is very handy. You can transfer your files in a secure, encrypted manner, and unlock them on any computer, Kruptos or not. All that's needed is your password.
Kruptos integrates well with Windows Explorer, offering its main functionality from the right-click menu.
Kruptos is free, and requires the Microsoft .Net framework. It is compatible with Windows XP and 2000, but has yet to be tested on Vista.
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3-04-2008 @ 10:56PM
dmitry.boyce said...
Does anyone know exactly what kind of encryption algorithm is used.?
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3-05-2008 @ 2:08PM
Edgardo said...
FAQ states Blowfish along with SHA256
http://www.kruptos2.co.uk/FAQ.htm
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