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- Downloads:
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- Requirements:
- Windows 95/98/2000/XP/2003 Server
- Limitations:
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- Date Added:
- March 25, 2005
Publisher's description of Paragon Encrypted Disk SE
From Paragon Software: Protect private and sensitive data from potential unauthorized access. You can encrypt a virtual disk image with a modern and reliable encryption algorithm, including AES (a 256-bit key), Blowfish (a 448-bit key), and Triple DES (a 192-bit key). The encrypted disk can be mounted with any spare drive letter in the system; then every application and system process will have transparent access to the contents of the encrypted virtual disk. When you unmount the encrypted disk, access to its contents is no longer possible; it is a container file, or a so-called image file. You can write a container file to any compact media (CD/DVD, USB flash memory drive) and always carry the encrypted disk with you. You can use a password or have key files on a flash Memory Stick or card, disk, or other removable media to access encrypted disks.
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Editor's review of Paragon Encrypted Disk SE
Encrypting your data always sounds like a good idea, but in practice it's often a hassle. Paragon Encrypted Disk simplifies the process by creating encrypted containers that look to the user like normal drives. You enter your password once when logging on. Thereafter, you can copy, move, and save files as you would to any drive. The program stores encrypted data in a single container file that fits easily on a flash drive or a rewritable disk. You can create multiple encrypted drives, and managing them is easy with the program's straightforward interface. In our tests, it took three minutes to copy a 1GB file to an encrypted drive, and we didn't notice any slowdowns while working normally on our PC. Our only quibble is the utility lacks a password generator, but this is a good choice for users who want to safeguard their data but hate the hassle encryption usually involves.
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