Encryption Freeware

  • Thread starter Thread starter Mister2u
  • Start date Start date
M

Mister2u

http://www.cypherix.co.uk/cryptainerle/
Cryptainer LE - Free 128bit Encryption Software




Creates an encrypted container (vault) to store any type of data.

128 bit strong encryption

Simple drag and drop operation

Easy to use, Impossible to break.

Works on all 32 bit versions of Windows.

Works on all Media including removable (USB Drives, etc)


Send Secure
 
Duddits said:
Useless 25mb container limit IMNSHO. If you want good encryption
containers get TrueCrypt for WinXP http://www.truecrypt.org/ or Scramdisk
for Win9x http://www.scramdisk.clara.net/ both freeware.
regards

Dud
Click to expand...

HI Dud

You might be just the chap to answer this one for me. I've been using
Scramdisk to create SVL containers, quite happily for years now on
98SE. I'm about to embark on the inevitable migration to XP.
Information on http://www.samsimpson.com/cryptography/scramdisk/ states
that:

1) TrueCrypt supports Windows 200/XP and 2003 and can mount Scramdisk
containers.

2) The free version of the Scramdisk that you are using can't run under
XP.

Rather than trying to restructure everything for TrueCrypt, or purchase
(shudder) DriveCrypt, I've tried solution 1). My SVL files under
Scramdisk are passworded using 2 of the 4 available "fields" in the
Scramdisk dialog. TrueCrypt, however, offers only one "field" for a
password. Any idea on how to open my Scramdisk SVLs using TrueCrypt?

WRT 2) I intend using FAT32 under XP, not NTFS. Would Scramdisk work
under these conditions, do you know?

Thanks for any info.

Brian
 
HI Dud

You might be just the chap to answer this one for me. I've been using
Scramdisk to create SVL containers, quite happily for years now on
98SE. I'm about to embark on the inevitable migration to XP.
Information on http://www.samsimpson.com/cryptography/scramdisk/ states
that:

1) TrueCrypt supports Windows 200/XP and 2003 and can mount Scramdisk
containers.

2) The free version of the Scramdisk that you are using can't run under
XP.

Rather than trying to restructure everything for TrueCrypt, or purchase
(shudder) DriveCrypt, I've tried solution 1). My SVL files under
Scramdisk are passworded using 2 of the 4 available "fields" in the
Scramdisk dialog. TrueCrypt, however, offers only one "field" for a
password. Any idea on how to open my Scramdisk SVLs using TrueCrypt?

WRT 2) I intend using FAT32 under XP, not NTFS. Would Scramdisk work
under these conditions, do you know?

Thanks for any info.

Brian
Click to expand...

Sadly, I don't know :-( I migrated all of my encrypted Scramdisk CD images
into TrueCrypt DVD images a few years back. You could try asking in
alt.security.scramdisk. I've been lurking there since the stone age ;-)

regards

Dud
 
You could try asking in alt.security.scramdisk.

Thanks Dud. I'll mosey on over there.

Brian
 
Back
Top