Encryption

BestCrypt Listing updated: March 24, 2004

With BestCrypt you can allocate a portion of free space on your hard drive where you keep all your sensitive data in encrypted form, creating a virtual drive in your system that you work with as you would any other drive. BestCrypt uses strong encryption algorithms, including Blowfish, GOST, and DES. Features include a time-out option, hot keys, a wiping utility, and the ability to add your own encryption algorithm. Windows NT/2000/XP are supported.
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CleverCrypt Enhanced Listing updated: September 10, 2004

Create an encrypted virtual hard drive to store all of your confidential files in. CleverCrypt Enhanced provides more protection than ever before, with up to 1280 bit military grade encryption!
  • Users' Rating: 4.25 [8 votes] - Vote
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CryptoCrat Listing updated: September 27, 2004

CryptoCrat 2004 encrypts multiple files into one single solid encrypted archive using encryption algorithms including AES. It transforms files' data into gabberish undecipherable by others. If the scrambling of the data is done properly, the original file can only be unscrambled and read by someone who knows the secret key i.e. the code used to encrypt the file. Interface like Windows Explorer. Secure files deletion.
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Dekart Private Disk Multifactor Listing updated: June 8, 2004

Dekart Private Disk Multifactor is AES 256-bit disk encryption software. Provides protection of private information without making you think about security. Creates one or more virtual encrypted disks on your hard drive. Supports such portable storage devices like FDD, CD, CD/R, CD/RW, MO, MD, ZIP-disks, flash drives, all types of flash memory cards. Makes your important files invisible and protected from unauthorised access. Designed to protect enterprise and individual information, Dekart Private Disk Multifactor lets you eliminate the password risk and secure sensitive information. Can be shared for network use.
  • Users' Rating: 4.12 [8 votes] - Vote
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Encryption Workshop Listing updated: September 1, 2004

Encryption Workshop includes file and folder encryption and decryption tool. Currently nine strong symmetrical block ciphers are implemented: BLOWFISH, GOST, RC 4, DES, Skipjack, TWOFISH, TEA and XOR. Any type of file can be encrypted/decrypted, not only ZIP files. If working with ZIP archives you might want to consider using encryption rather than password protection. Of course, if you are really concerned about privacy of your data, there's nothing to stop you from protecting your archives with password and encrypting them.
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High Power Encryption Listing updated: September 16, 2004

High Power Encryption software protects all proprietary data on PC 100% of the time without users having to think about security. Any user, from individuals to enterprises, can effectively protect business plans, client lists, product specifications, confidential corporate memos, stock information, and more with this product.
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HOBLink Secure Listing updated: October 16, 2007

HOBLink Secure, the complete, platform-independent package for secure communication and authentication in TCP/IP networks, has been awarded the German IT Security Certificate. After a thorough examination process by an accredited and licensed evaluation facility, the German Federal Office for Information Security has awarded HOBLink Secure this certificate, confirming HOBLink Secure's conformance to the Common Criteria for IT Security Evaluation.

Based on Secure Socket Layer, V.3 (SSL3) and Transport Layer Security (TLS), HOBLink Secure employs the latest technology in creating and managing certificates and encryption keys.
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Krickit Data Encryption Listing updated: June 15, 2004

The Krickit Encryption Key is an access management and file encryption solution that effectively controls who uses your computer and ensures that the information on the system stays private. Krickitware’s USB Krickit Encryption Key uses 256 Bit RC6 encryption. The current United States standard is 128 bit AES encryption. A version of the software is also available to encrypt file servers and delegate hardware keys to workstations for access to data over the network.
  • Users' Rating: 4.75 [4 votes] - Vote
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MSCCrypto Listing updated: June 13, 2005

MSCCrypto is an Active Server component. It is a collection of encryption and hashing algorithms: RSA public key algorithm; AES symmetric block algorithm; Blowfish symmetric block algorithm; Cast5 symmetric block algorithm; TripleDES symmetric block algorithm; Twofish symmetric block algorithm; MD5 hash; SHA1 hash; Ripemd hash; 32-bit CRC checksum algorithm; 24-bit CRC checksum algorithm; PGP - compatible module

It allows you to exchange symmetrically exncrypted information between MSCCrypto and various cryptographic applications in binary and armored (text) form.
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Multilevel Digital Signature System for Enterprise(MDSS) Listing updated: December 22, 2004

A digital signing system. Electronic files in any format can be signed by many persons, dependency relationship between different signatures can be built, signer's advice can be involved in the signature. RSA key (1024 bits) ensures signature safety and dynamic transport encryption protects transported information, login system supports intrusion monitoring and shielding, support anti-counterfeit signature page printing.
  • Users' Rating: 3 [2 votes] - Vote
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