1-abc.net File Encrypter 2.00

Anyone who has access to your computer is also able to open all files located on your system. These files include personal documents as well as backups of old e-mail messages, photographs from your last holiday as well as contracts and spread sheets you once saved on your hard disk. Some of these things are simply too private to keep them totally un-protected on your machine, even if you think that you are the only person who uses your computer. Are you really sure about that? What happens when you give away your computer to a repair service? Did you think about that other people in the same network could get access to your content? And what happens when you are visited and your friends take a short view on your My Documents folder? To make it short: There are many reasons to encrypt files and personal data. Most users do not do this anyway, because most encryption tools are just too complicated. 1-abc.net File Encrypter is very fast and easy to use instead. To encrypt a file you just have to add it to your file list and click on Encrypt Now. To decrypt it again, you can select files the same way and click on Decrypt Now. Six symmetrical and asymmetrical encryption methods are available, and all of them can be combined with each other. Some encryption procedures require a personal password that you can determine by yourself, so that only you can open the file again. Protect your private data - use 1-abc.net File Encrypter to secure your privacy! Feature Overview: Easy-to-use interface / Encrypt and decrypt files on your hard drive, floppy disk or USB stick / 6 encryption methods (Simple HEX, Ceasar-3, Ceasar-9, Simple XOR, Extended XOR, Advanced Encryption Standard (AES)) / 3 symmetric and easy encrypting procedures (no password required) / 3 encrypting procedures with password required / Program can be installed on USB sticks, floppy disks or nearly all other re-writable media / Very low system resources required

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System Requirements: Completely re-designed interface, 2 more encryption methods including the famous Advanced Encryption Standard (AES).