Kruptos 2 Professional for Mac
Cross-platform 256-bit AES encryption.
$34.96
In English
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Kruptos 2 Professional overview
Kruptos 2 Professional is an easy-to-use file-encryption program that uses 256-bit encryption to password-protect your private files and prevent them from being modified, read, or even accessed without the correct password. With Kruptos 2 you can password-protect all your sensitive personal and commercial information, including your photos, movies, credit card data, tax returns, or any other private document. Kruptos 2 works wherever you are.
Encrypt and edit your files on your favourite platforms including Windows, Android, OS X/macOS, Dropbox, Google Drive, iCloud, and OneDrive.
Features
- 256-Bit Encryption - Kruptos 2 uses military-grade, 256-bit AES encryption to secure your data
- Integrated with 'the Cloud' - Encrypt and share your files via Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive, or iCloud
- Create secure notes - Create and share encrypted notes that are only accessible to you using your master password
- Built-In File-Shredder - Permanently destroy any file with our inbuilt file shredder
- File Name Encryption - Encrypt sensitive file names
- Password Analyser - Stop using common and easy-to-crack passwords
What’s new in version 1.3
Version 1.3:
- Fix for rare bug within your Keychain
- Add decrypt and open (double click encrypted files)from Finder.
- Fixed a bug which prevented Cloud paths from being renamed and updated in your library.
- Fixed a bug in Secure Notes when using a prior notes file.
- Fixed a minor UI glitch when logging into your library.
Kruptos 2 Professional for Mac
$34.96
In English
Version 1.3
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Oct 12 2016
Version: 1.0
I’ve been a long, long time user of the Windows version of Kruptos and have been waiting for the Mac version for a few years now, I have to say the developers have done a good job on the conversion.
Pros: very good security, files encrypted are fully compatible with encrypted files on my Windows and Android devices, I can create notes and read them on my Windows box, so far seems very robust
Cons: No iOS version (yet?), no Finder context menu