- AxCrypt is a really simple program that's been around for a long time and is very reliable. With this you can open any encrypted document with just a password. Open source.
- Crypditor is an equally simple program just for text. You type in the window and then save the text with a password. There's no install -- just a single file that runs by itself. Each file you save is also a self-contained editor and document with its own password.
- Locknote - similar and supremely simple. Has a few more features than Crypditor and is from a company I really like, but requires an install.
- Truecrypt (my choice, also out for Mac) - more complicated but has the advantage of behaving like a removable drive. Even better, you can put in a fake password and a real password -- the wrong password will show an empty archive while the right one will show everything. There's no way to tell the difference. Open source.
Wednesday, November 05, 2008
Windows data security
A few programs to help keep credit card data, passwords, your novel, or anything else safe and encrypted. Extremely simple and easy.
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