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Giveaway of the day — Guardian Of Data 3.003

Encryption of sensitive files with AES.

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Guardian Of Data 3.003 was available as a giveaway on June 3, 2024!

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Anyone who writes and sends confidential documents is often faced with the problem of having to protect them from the gaze of unwelcome third parties. With Guardian Of Data, it's a breeze. With AES encryption (Rijndael Encryption Algorithm) you protect any type of document, so that it can only be read after entering the correct password! With up to 256-bit encryption, the software meets current security standards.

System Requirements:

Windows XP/ Vista/ 7/ 8/ 10/ 11

Publisher:

ASCOMP Software GmbH

Homepage:

https://www.ascompsoftware.com/en/products/guardianofdata/tab/description

File Size:

6.55 MB

Licence details:

Lifetime with free updates and technical support for six months

Price:

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It's big problem is there is no secure way to exchange passphrases so is no better than always free 7zip encryption system. Certainly no value added features or USP!

Reply | Comment by TK – 9 months ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+1)

After the first time you enter the password for Encryption it would be nice that the password would be remembered for all following files unless changed.

Reply | Comment by Chuck – 9 months ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

Chuck, It is bad practice to use the same passwords for multiple sessions, just as it bad practice to use the same favorite password/phrase on every web service. If' it's not worth using a strong passphrase that is different each time, consider is really necessary to encrypt the data in the first place using a strong cipher like AES-256 bit as you'll likely be only using a predictable minimal area of entropy in the key space anyway!
Don't forget if you are using the tool to securely send different data to multiple people if you always use the same key for different files to different people once you give that key to one recipient they also have the ability to decrypt any other file you've encrypted specifically for other persons.
TK

Reply | Comment by TK – 9 months ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+1)

I tried to encrypt the file using the "Encrypt originals of files" method and check the "Creation of Self-extracting files" option, everything went well but every time I tried to decrypt the file, the program wouldn't let me decrypt it just using the password I created before, I always asked to select the destination folder of the file that I want to decrypt, it's a hassle and just a waste of time, does anyone know how to decrypt a file without selecting the destination folder?

Reply | Comment by minovotkpd – 9 months ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+4)

minovotkpd,

And where is it going to put the decrypted file if you don't tell it where ?

Reply | Comment by rww – 9 months ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

minovotkpd, most people share and or send PDF files. There is encryption built-in in every PDF editor you have and you can authorize, read only, print only, edit denial, re-sent to others not allowed and so on. This software is supposed to be simple to use, but it is not.