File security

Obviously everyone has files they would like to keep secure, privacy is one of the prime concerns of any normal human being, so why shouldn’t it extend into the digital world?

I like to be secure, and don’t really like the idea of just anyone being able to read my most personal data, or emails which I might be exchanging with people. That’s why I sign most emails I send out with GPG, but if I wanted to I could encrypt these messages as well as any files I might be attaching as well.

But what if you want to send many files at a time? Why not just stick them into a ZIP archive?

SecureZip integrates easily with MS Outlook, by far one of the most commonly used email clients on the windows platform. So if you think sending encrypted archives might be just the thing you need when sending out those naughty pictures or important business documents why not give it a try?

SecureZIP - The next generation of ZIP

I’d test it myself but I don’t have access to a computer which uses windows, so I’ll just stick to my hippy Linux OS.

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