|
SuperEncryptor, Can You Read What It Says?
|
|
| Updated |
Dec 27, 2007 17:27:44 |
|
|
Just imagine, you bring something «very important» on a flash disk, hook it up to your computer and move the secret files (of any type or size) to a secret folder on your PC and then encrypt and lock it up with a password and go home in peace. While you’re sleeping, someone gets in your office and strives to pick the password and unlock the secret folder; they are almost there, but… Oops! Instead seeing of the data, they get a warning that the physical key is required to unlock it. The thief has to leave dissatisfied… Sounds like fantasy, but it’s the reality, made possible with SuperEncryptor.
A professional-strength encryption tool with friendly controls, it features the simplicity of Windows Explorer and the power of a high-end security application. The software easily encrypts files of any size and type. Once encrypted, they become unreadable to any unauthorized user (the right password is required for the decryption), while you can still use them without decrypting them first, while SuperEncryptor is running. The software can lock any confidential data in special password-protected folders. And should you desire even greater security, you can keep the password with you, carrying it on a removable disk or flash stick.
This is a perfect «starter» tool for every user and security maniacs; it requires the minimum of user’s participation while provides great encryption and access control capabilities. | | | Learn more about SuperEncryptor… |
| Similar software shotlights: | - SuperEncryptor V8.0.0.8 — SuperEncryptor is a powerful professional encryption tool with a nice and friendly interface. Tt provides the safest way to store your information or sensitive data and protect them against malicious…
- RapidReader PRO 6.0 — RapidReader PRO. Instantly accelerate your reading speed for PDF, MS Word, Web Pages. With one click RR PRO's patented technology makes reading as easy as watching a movie. Sit back, select your speed…
| | Find all software similar on SuperEncryptor, Can You Read What It Says? |
| Similar news: | - Computer worm which reads keys you pressed — HAMBURG - Korgo, a new virus that can infect Windows 2000 and XP systems simply by connecting them to the Internet, continued to spread worldwide Friday, installing a tiny spy that can record what keys were pressed at secret moments such as typing ...
- Readers Say — I loved "Cybercon" (Oct 4, p. 88). As a Webmaster for four popular e-commerce sites, I know that many customers don't feel like typing their information into a secure shopping cart. Many prefer to phone their orders in using a cell phone. This is also a w
| | Find all news similar on SuperEncryptor, Can You Read What It Says? |
| Similar smart reviews: | - VirtFire 1.2, Read åhe Flame — VirtFire is a little, pretty decoration feature suitable for almost any website. It looks like a black nightly rectangle with a burning fire in its bottom part, and a single text string rising from the flame and floating through the rectangle in a variety of styles. VirtFire is a Java applet, but you don’t need to know Java or HTML to integrate…
- MB Free Tarot Reading Software 1.0, Wisdom of Ages — Tarot cards seems to be the most mysterious, transcendental, yet trusted and widespread method of fortunetelling ever. Even in our pragmatic, mystery-free age, this Middle Ages’ heritage, those 78 pictures with their strange names, still prove themselves being something we can’t definitely cognize and know all of its aspects. There are very few people in the world that are advanced enough…
- LiveProject Free Project Viewer, Read and Share Project Files Naturally — Can you even imagine having to install a heavy-weight editor just to view documents created with it; say, Photoshop for viewing images or MS Word for reading rich-text formatted documents? Doubtful, to say the least. Such idea sounds like an absurd. So many viewers are out there; they are light, easy to install and operate, and are specifically made for viewing necessary files. Now, what…
| | Find all smart reviews similar on SuperEncryptor, Can You Read What It Says? |
|
|
