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Giveaway of the day — CyberSafe Top Secret Ultimate 2.2
CyberSafe Top Secret Ultimate 2.2 esteve disponível como oferta em 31 de julho de 2014
CyberSafe é um dos softwares de criptografia mais poderosos do mercado. Ele provê uma vasta gama de recursos e uma quantidade de técnicas e algoritmos maior do que você pode sonhar. Arquivos e pastas podem ser criptografados, assinados e seguramente ocultados. Há também o gerenciamento de pastas em rede, criptografia de partições e conteúdo virtual em instantes e do Google Disk e Dropbox.
O CyberSafe torna possível a criação de volumes baseados em criptografia de dados de 448-bits com compressão de dados, tags, atributos do usuário, streams alternativos, armazenameto de metadata e um mecanismo de busca estilo SQL. Gerenciamento de certificação com suporte a diversos tipos de certificados. O CS CA pode funcionar com qualquer cliente de email, dando uma funcionalidade S/MIME ao seu email.
Requisitos do Sistema:
Windows XP/ Vista/ 7/ 8/ 8.1 (x64/x86)
Publicado por:
CyberSafePágina Oficial:
http://cybersafesoft.com/products/topsecret/Tamanho do arquivo:
24.8 MB
Preço:
$95.90
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Comentáriosrios do CyberSafe Top Secret Ultimate 2.2
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#4. Bill B.
Maybe later today, others that know more about this software, will explain the majority of thumbs down that it’s receiving?
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Maybe because for this kind of software many people (included me) think that it's better rely on Open Source apps or FREEWARE alternatives, unless you are willing to buy the full license to retrieve your files and/or partitions, should this GAOTD key get lost due to a PC crash or virus attack.
As I said there are plenty of FREE alternatives that do the same without charging you a dime for that....
http://veracrypt.codeplex.com
https://diskcryptor.net/wiki/Main_Page
If instead what you need is to encrypt single files & folders only, rather than an entire HD, first of all download a FREE GEM called "LittleSpider".
In short it scans any documents in your PC containing unprotected sensitive data like passport numbers, student ID numbers, credit card number, mobile phone numbers etc...
http://code.google.com/p/coe485-101
Then, to protect them from snoopers, you can use one of these FREE encryption software:
http://elefantsoftware-en.weebly.com/encoding-decoding.html
http://stefanstools.sourceforge.net/CryptSync.html
http://hummerstudio.com/filewall
http://www.geneosoft.com/software/guardaxon
http://securefoldersfree.com
http://www.giantmatrix.com/products/aplus-folder-locker-free-edition/features
Just to mention a few ones....
Total cost = 0$/€ + no license hassles!
Be smarter! ^_^
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"CyberSafe is one of the most powerful data encryption software available." - according to who? I have searched the website and cannot find any official accreditations?
What testing has this software been through, e.g. common criteria/evaluation assurance level.
Not for me thanks as I have no confidence in the product.
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For those who require a high level security the PGP type programs are probably the answer; there are quite a number of freeware version, typically:-
http://www.gpg4win.org/
Personally I have no need of file encryption but if I did I would find a password protected compressed file adequate for my needs I am sure if it had a long enough password.
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The first question is whether the program is open source? We buy a pig in a poke? In the case of encryption tools is important if the program does not have a hidden trapdoor.
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My suspicion about LittleSpider or other similar software.
During or after it scans a computer for unprotected sensitive data like passport numbers, student ID numbers, credit card number, mobile phone numbers etc - it may send them to an unknown server somewhere out there in the Internet, without your knowledge or approval.
Although it may be legitimate, some may not be.
This scenario is the classic case of a poison posing as a cure.
If you had not run it through your system, then the data miners would not have been able to mine all your bank account numbers, secret internet banking PIN codes, credit card numbers, etc...
But because you did, falsely thinking that you are discovering them so that you can encrypt them later, the data was sent to some unknown party somewhere else in the world - before you had a chance to encrypt them.
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