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Giveaway of the day — Silver Key 4.3
Silver Key 4.3 era disponibile come app gratuita il 26 settembre 2014!
Se avete bisogno di inviare dati sensibili via Internet, è necessario prima crittografarli. Ma per quanto riguarda il destinatario dei file? Il vostro corrispondente probabilmente non impazzirà all'idea di dover acquistare e imparare l'uso di un software solo per decriptare i vostri file. Nessun problema, c'è Silver Key!
Silver Key produce file criptati (o pacchetti) ideali per l'invio di dati sensibili su un canale insicuro come Internet. I pacchetti creati da Silver Key sono autoestraenti, quindi il corrispondente che si trova dall'altra parte non ha bisogno di installare alcun software per decodificarli. La creazione di un file cifrato con questo programma è incredibilmente facile. Tutto quello che dovete fare è fare clic su un file o una cartella e selezionare 'Create Parcel' dal menu. Silver Key produrrà un file crittografato distribuibile su un server Internet, sulla rete locale o semplicemente via email. Silver Key utilizza l'Advanced Encryption Standard per proteggere i dati degli utenti con una chiave di crittografia a 256 bit di gran lunga superiore ai requisiti HIPAA.
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Requisiti di Sistema:
Windows 2000/ Server 2003/ XP/ Server 2008/ Vista/ 7/ 8/ Server 2012 (x32/x64)
Produttore:
Inv SoftworksHomepage:
http://www.kryptel.com/products/silverkey.phpDimensione File:
12.2 MB
Prezzo:
$29.95
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Commenti su Silver Key 4.3
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The idea behind this tool is GOOD, namely sending encrypted sensitive data over the WEB by using self-extracting “parcels” so that the RECIPIENT is not obligated to buy any software to decrypt them (but of course must know the right password).
So just for this unique feature I give it a THUMBS UP!
BEST FREE ALTERNATIVES
http://sourceforge.net/projects/blackbeltpriv
http://www.homysoft.com/ppenc/about.html
http://www.gpg4win.org
http://stefanstools.sourceforge.net/CryptSync.html
Enjoy!
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When I send exe-files via gmail I just rename them as txt or doc and tell recipient to rename back to exe
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Please note that popular emails like gmail and yahoo will not send exe file. So you have to rely on file transfer services!
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Installed and registered without problems on a Win 8.1.2 Pro 64 bit system.
An American company with address in the contact info : Inv Softworks LLC
Pacific Business Center
P.O. Box 34069 #381
Seattle, WA 98124-1069
USA
This installs the standard version, the Enterprise version has as additional features :
Command-line interface for automated encryption tasks
Native 64-bit processing
Utilizes multi-core processors to speed up encryption
Advanced Data Recovery feature allows restoring data from corrupted containers
FIPS 140-2 compliance mode (Google!)
The software has valid certificates from COMODO Code Signing CA2.
I simply repeat from the last offer, because it is the same..
The first interface is terrible, a small not resizable window with “wizard options”, made by somebody on the fly…
@ Inv-Softworks: Why don't you simply forget this first ugly options interface and build a complete "Silverkey" Interface with selectable options???
Well, I selected the "Advanced Parcel Designer", you can add files or "subtrees" - why not name it as all other do : folders???
You can change encryption parameters. "Crypto settings", which is renamed in the window to "Silverkey settings". Why not use the same expression?
After selected the (right) setting, you can create a "parcel", which is an self-decrypting executable - if the receiver has the right password of course.
This is done without problems. But... this could be done in a much better interface.
Does what it claims. It is basically a good idea to send private information in an encrypted way over the internet. It is basically a good idea to produce a self decrypting .EXE for the receiver. I generally dislike closed software in the encryption field. A matter of taste, of course.
There could be added some other ideas. A confirmation system, that a receiver received and opened the parcel, for example.
Uninstalled via reboot - no need for this kind of software
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Doddema: The decryptor itself is useless without the right password.
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