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Softonic Rating:: Very good:8/10
License:: Evaluation
Added:: January 25, 2008
Publisher:: Website
File size:: 2.8 MB
Downloads:: 35

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“Encryption for files made quick and easy”

by Nick Mead

If you want to stop anyone from accessing your protected files, then the best way is still via encryption.

Encrypt Easy facilitates this task with a very simple menu and an endless list of encryption methods. Like all good easy to use program, it is integrated into the context menu of Windows, so with a click of the right mouse button you can encrypt and decrypt. The only difficulty is remembering the password you've chosen which if you're encrypting numerous files, can become rather a lot. Encrypt Easy also includes other utilities including a self extracting utility, which enables the user to transmit encrypted files and then decrypt them without using the Encrypt Easy program. There's also a handy file shredder which enables you to remove files permanently from your hard drive with no chance of recovery. Finally, there's also Encrypt Easy's wipe-out utility which removes any trace of your surfing activity.

If you combine the use of all this utilities, then Encrypt Easy offers a remarkably secure and simple way to surf, shred and protect files.

Languages:

English

Limitations:

30 day Trial Period

OS requirements for Encrypt Easy:

OS: Win2000/NT/XP/Vista

Pros

Integrates into Windows Shell
Lots of useful utiltiies

Cons

Creates too many passwords
No password manager

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From the publisher of Encrypt Easy

Encrypt Easy is a highly secure file encryption program enabling fast and simple one-click encryption for personal and professional security. The program allows encryption and decryption of single files, folders and entire directory trees.

It uses the best and most proven cryptographic algorithms such as 448-bit Blowfish, Rijndael, Hash, Des, and Triple Des. Once the information has been encrypted, it can be stored on unsecured media devices or transmitted on unsecured networks and still remain secret.