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Crypt3

Crypt3 - 20060601

drag & drop file and folder encryption

All Time: (3.5)
This Version: Not rated (0.0)
Current Version: 20060601
Release Date: 2006-06-01
License: Commercial
Downloads (this version): 3,910
Downloads (all versions): 12,172
Price: $10.00

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Product Description:

Crypt2 is a Cocoa app for encrypting and decrypting files with a password of your choice. The cipher used is AES256-CBC and the encryption format is open. All features are free except the encryption of folders.

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

  • Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
  • Mac OS X 10.4 PPC

Additional Requirements:

  • Mac OS X 10.2 or higher

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Crypt3 ReviewFunctions well, but... - Version: 20060601, 11/25/2006 08:49PM PST

blistserv
Long time user. This utility does what it is supposed to. The unregistered version will not encrypt a folder, just files, so that is not a legitimate complaint.

But...

The licensing scheme is per 'machine.' If you purchase a new computer, or get your logic board replaced, you have to buy another license. The author says it is the only way to eliminate pirating, but I feel that is bogus. Sure it is a relatively inexpensive utility, but it is not that superior to the many encrypting shareware programs at comparable cost. There may be other shareware that use this license format, (although I do not know of any,) but it is far from an acceptable standard. Computer users have come to expect that they can transfer their software to their new computer. Can you imagine if all software was licensed to a single machine? The cost of buying a new computer, and all new software, would be many thousands more.
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Crypt3 ReviewWorks great - tested before buying - Version: 20060601, 9/19/2006 08:09AM PST

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BeckhamSquared
Downloaded Crypt3 and tested on data files, PDF files, Excel files, and photos. Running OS X (10.4.7) Worked as intended. Will buy and add to my USB sticks so I can encrypt data which I carry. Some files say that a resource fork is being removed but was able to de-encrypt the file just fine. You can rename the encrypted file as long as you only change the portion of the new file name which matches the originally encrypted file. I am very satisfied with the performance of this program.
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Crypt3 Troubleshooting Reportthis product sucks - Version: 20060601, 7/18/2006 08:28AM PST

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dhasitngs954
I tried encrypting a file and it said I needed a a serial key. How is is this even shareware if I can't even try it out.
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