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Free file encryption software?
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PM sent, good luck. :TBlacksheep1979 wrote: »go on then give me an 8 letter one using only alphanumeric characters and I'll have a crack (sorry for the pun) at some point today/tomorrow.
peter9990 -
Hi,
When I was on WIN98 I used SCRAMDISK which was brilliant and dead easy. It did not work on WINXP, which I now have. Anybody know of anything similar as the ones mentioned here are encryption , SCRAMDISK was a series of hidden volumes that files could be hidden in.
Jo
I used ScramDisk on ME. Since upgrading to XP I've moved to TrueCrypt, which does everything ScramDisk did. Recommended!Wearing my other one today.0 -
still waiting for that 'encrypted' file...0
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Files were sent 21/6 to email address you sent.Blacksheep1979 wrote: »still waiting for that 'encrypted' file...
I'll send again now, check any junk mail folders.
peter999
Ps: Files sent again.0 -
I use TrueCrypt.
It creates a virtual drive on your pc, and stores files on there.
No complaints, failed to find anything wrong with it so far.0 -
The weakness with the WinZip implementation of AES in not in the password. So BlackSheep wouldn't be able to tell you it, but he'd still be able to get at your zip. In fact all or most of the tools that brute force WinZip aren't actually brute forcing the password, but instead the poorly generated random string that accompanies the AES encryption. So you could have a 128-bit password, but someone would still be able to break the zip in hours due to a weakness elsewhere."Boonowa tweepi, ha, ha."0
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Encrypted WinZip test files.Why don't you post a link to where the file can be downloaded?
See if you can recover the passwords for a challenge to test WinZip encryption using any password recovery tools or methods.
3x WinZip files with 3 levels of WinZip encryption (https://www.winzip.com)
Passwords are 8 alpahnumeric character length.
file1 - Zip2 encryption (1.01MB)
file2 - 128 bit AES encryption (134KB)
file3 - 256 bit AES encryption (27.9KB)
Download links:
http://us.f13.yahoofs.com/bc/46863aac_f03b/bc/WinZip+test+files/WinZip_Zip2_encryption.ZIP?bfutmhGBOdjhM1ff
http://us.f13.yahoofs.com/bc/46863aac_f03b/bc/WinZip+test+files/WinZip_128bitAES_encryption.zip?bfutmhGBjwDBHYEh
http://us.f13.yahoofs.com/bc/46863aac_f03b/bc/WinZip+test+files/WinZip_256bitAES_encryption.zip?bfutmhGBu8enUOuY
PM me passwords so as not to spoil challenge for anyone else. :T
Good luck
peter999
Links updated 3:23pm0 -
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The links don't work for me. I just get a "Page Cannot Be Displayed" error."Boonowa tweepi, ha, ha."0
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